Salt
Issue 42 - Arrival Katharine Oden Issue 42 - Arrival Katharine Oden

Salt

With salt as her anchor, catalyst, and metaphorical vehicle, Katharine Oden’s prose poem dives into the troubled waters of a mind. With artwork by Luchina Akhmad

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colorless campus
Issue 28 - lo-fi Vamika Sinha Issue 28 - lo-fi Vamika Sinha

colorless campus

NYU Abu Dhabi is one of the few university campuses in the world that is still operating, while struggling to stay safe, retain a sense of community and safeguard both individual and community health. This photo series documents, subtly, the emotional and psychological impacts on young students whose lives have been interrupted by the looming virus...

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"The Last Word" & Others
Issue 24 Jamie Bradbury Issue 24 Jamie Bradbury

"The Last Word" & Others

Using both classical, and culturally specific tropes, such as skulls, along with Mummers, these artworks by Canadian artist Jamie Bradbury attempt to reveal anagnorisis, or a moment of startling discovery, leading to a form of personal resolution.

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Idle Mass
Issue 21 Elyazyeh AlFalacy Issue 21 Elyazyeh AlFalacy

Idle Mass

“Sit still enough and your demons will find you” – a poem on the mind and its behavior, by Elyazeh Al Falacy.

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A True War Story
Issue 17 Vamika Sinha Issue 17 Vamika Sinha

A True War Story

Vamika Sinha retells the water buffalo scene from Tim O’Brien’s “How to Tell a True War Story”, from the perspective of another soldier.

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CLASS
Issue 16 Vamika Sinha Issue 16 Vamika Sinha

CLASS

“poetry cannot exist without a question / of utility” – what is the point of poetry in a post-capitalist world?

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Thank u, next
Issue 15 - Gender Vamika Sinha Issue 15 - Gender Vamika Sinha

Thank u, next

“Pop music is not always a site for frivolity. The breathy, celestial flutterings of Grande's music are also a safe space, not only for herself, but for all her fans and listeners” – a feminist op-ed by Vamika Sinha.

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