ALMA Staff

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Mr and Mrs Moody Return: Intelligence, Artificial and Otherwise

"MONA!" bellowed Maverick Moody, on an otherwise tranquil Tuesday morning. "MONA! The children have sent something. I think it's a bomb." Mrs Moody shuffled in...

Call for Submissions: Print Edition

We’re putting out a limited-run print edition this September. It's going to be low-key and we expect you to spread the word. If you...

The 2025 DIY World Conflict Starter Kit

They said it couldn’t happen again. They said humanity had matured—grown out of its adolescence of nation-states, flags, and blood-flecked rhetoric. They said the world...

Notes and Notions with Elysia Biro

Canadian singer-songwriter Elysia Biro's approach to writing music sidesteps the predictable, in just the right measure. Her work weaves together jazz, soul, and pop,...

Stitching Stories of Third Culture: MAQSADxALMA

In a time where fashion often spotlights celebrity haute couture and luxury labels, Maqsad Clothing takes a different path—one that speaks to the everyday...

Reuniting with Nature in Tessel van der Putte’s ‘Root to Rise’

Throughout the ages, humanity has looked to the cosmos for guidance, intricately weaving the natural world into the fabric of daily life. Elements like...

Nightly Skincare Routine of the Far Right: A Step-by-Step Guide

In the intricate world of politics, where power and posturing are as essential as a good moisturiser, every layer and application affects the overall...

MONA LISA CAKER A HERO, DJOKOVIC WANTS JAB, AND RECESS WOES

ART: Man who caked Mona Lisa now deemed celebrity in modern art circles The enigmatic man-cum-old-lady, accidentally pulled off a stupendous victory for the Modern Art...

Mirage ’22, A Vibrant College Affair

The team of Mirage '22 roared victorious by justifying those 3 magical words - Empower. Energise. Enliven.

12 Signs You’re Reading A Pretentious Literary Magazine

John Quincy Adams once said, “I have to study politics and war so that my sons can study mathematics, commerce and agriculture, so their...