Naa'hor Pa-at Naa’hor Pa-at by Chroma Chola with an illustration by Marko Emigrantov_na Kvirenko A coffee cup lay on a stack of charts, its contents spiraling outwards. Computer screens nearby were beeping rapidly. One of the scientists picked up the coffee cup,...
An Old Tradition An Old Tradition by Juli Saragosa with illustrations by Lena Dirscherl our last kiss fumbling and strange in a spanish airport bathroom she headed home to a new career me onto anarcho-queer berlin we don’t know each other anymore on my return all i...
Poem I don't want to write Poem I don’t want to write by aabbchot aabbaadd aabbswallow with an illustration by Jespa Jacob Smith I’m trapped in my silence, I don’t tell anyone about my alarm, I know why I am in this situation, thoughts constantly recur, remind...
To be or not to be… this has been my question To be or not to be… this has been my question by Jocelyne Rigal with an illustration by Lita I was born in Paris, but conceived in my mother’s hamlet. As a child, I travelled back and forth between my province of origin...
call: shifting traditions CALL: Shifting Traditions STORYTELLING IS ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST ACCESSIBLE TOOLS USED TO SHARE CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES OVER GENERATIONS. But telling our own stories, and sharing our own experiences in our own words, is also a means of...
WHEN OUR MOVEMENT BECAME THEIR CAUSE by Nikola Italo Article In Argentina we are living through a very particular but incredibly significant course of events. The parliament (Congress, to be specific) has decided to start the project of a new law: the...
