Samantha Smith 12/7/20 Samantha Smith 12/7/20

Cornflower blind

How do we care for the dead? How much can they see? A hypnotic poem by Samantha Smith

Aathma Nirmala Dious 9/7/20 Aathma Nirmala Dious 9/7/20

En Route

A prose-poem in memory of those on the Dubai-Calicut plane crash from last August 2020

Vongai Mlambo 8/4/20 Vongai Mlambo 8/4/20

Chest Pain

"The diagnosis was Enlarged Heart Syndrome. I failed to understand why they intoned the news like they were reporting a death—I agreed with the diagnosis ..." – new in fiction by Vongai Mlambo.

Abdi Ambari 4/20/20 Abdi Ambari 4/20/20

The Pills are the Only Proof

“I see your daughter has decided to become a prostitute now.”“I tested negative.”

Aathma Nirmala Dious 5/7/19 Aathma Nirmala Dious 5/7/19

Amma, Acha & Malayalam ft. english

“This new city gentrifies her tongue; / he wonders if he can build “ – Aathma Nirmala Dious’ new poem weaves her parents’ lives and history with their migration to the Gulf from Kerala, India.