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Issue 13: Fire

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 13th edition, on the theme of ‘fire.’ Fire: /ˈfʌɪə/ origin: Old English fȳr (noun), fȳrian...

Edinburgh

Edinburgh feels like a moody melancholic gentleman filled with more talent than he can use. And when the sun shines, you feel like the only...

Issue 12: Cities

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 12th edition. In this issue, we present work on the theme of ‘cities,’ whether in...

Harmattan Haze

It is a busy afternoon at the craft market in Abuja, where he works. People and scooters trample the withered plants flanking the dirt paths...

Issue 11: Ecology

Welcome to Panorama’s 11th edition. In this issue we turn our attention to ecology—from the word’s earliest roots to present-day ecologies which span people, organisms,...

Who is Reading Panorama Journal?

Panorama’s 35,790 readers hail from 177 countries. The US tops the list with 46% of total readership, followed by the UK (17%), India (5%), Philippines...

Tender Headed

One afternoon in late June, month two of my artist’s residency, I discover a new way into our corner of Fès el-Bali, the ancient city....

On The Padlock Bridge

My hair is grey but at 5;30pm, it becomes gold. This is city where I watch the parting sun give the lizards the golden colour...

Black Ghosts

The three of us were gathered around a counter, eyeing pornographic imagery. A Chinese vendor, a veiled-up Muslim lady from Niger, and me. We were...

Issue 10: Intimacy

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 10th edition. This issue focuses on INTIMACY in all its forms from a closeness and...

Award Nominations

Award nominations are an important part of championing authors and new writing. Over the past year, we’ve nominated a number of authors (see the lists...

Decolonising the Border

It’s hard to imagine a more evocative (or more urgent) travel theme than BORDERS. The pieces featured in this issue of Decolonising Travel all engage...

Things that went with the water

In these images I focus on climate change, displacement, identity, women, and culture through a series of portraits made with a shallow depth of field...

Cyborgs on the Seme Border

Their ribs stood out, with prongs of bird-like feet and insular palms. We made ourselves a glass of violin so we could see what the...

Crossing the Hinterlands

Memories come to mind like excavated statues. But this in particular is peculiar to the smallest fibre, grain of sand, drop of water & landscape...

That There is Life after this Body/Border

there is __a__ black sky hovering over my polity [another] [our] & that is why i burn our hearts and count [we] [mop] our brother’s...

Issue 9: Borders

In this issue we have work from India, Nigeria, Philippines, Israel, Netherlands, UK, USA, Brazil, South Korea, Thailand, Germany, Italy, and more. In many ways...

Decolonising Travel Introduction

From the size of this issue, it’s clear that the evocative (and elastic) theme of Space resonated with many. When I first heard it, my...

I Sing of Rivers (for ẹlẹ́yẹlé and Asejìrẹ́)

River does not discriminate; I fetch the breath of ẹlẹ́yẹlé into my palms, offer it a Haven in the corner of a slave’s mouth. It’s...

Book Excerpt: The Middle Daughter

Within six months Mother not only buys the land, she also builds what she calls her ‘dream clinic’. Even for Mother, it is an incredible...