We’re putting out a special print edition this September. If you want to see your name in it, follow our general submission guidelines—and don’t skip the fine print below....
At every side,
cannons.
And the only escape...
A small and muddy
swath
with lungs of afternoon
and flowers of
yesterday
soaked in earth
and red oil.
Kettles in either hand
each glowing as stars
and...
my favorite historian says
“Evangelicals want to keep
Israel real
for the rapture,” now
their plans are
falling into place:
their bombs are
falling into Gaza;
their anti-Zionism = anti-Semitism equation is
falling...
The Kleine Zaal in the late-19th-century Concertgebouw rewards focus more than spectacle, which made it a good room for award-winning sitarist Jasdeep Singh Degun...
For decades Los Angeles has led movements in modern art, photography and culture. Home to an industry in global entertainment, the city becomes, perhaps,...
“A lot of women—especially young women—are diagnosed with the syndrome but often don’t know that it is best approached holistically.” In conversation with Mishti Khatri
“While it may have originated from the need to ascertain paternity, fatherhood has long since crossed over the wall of mere biology into concepts of identity, symbolism, and psychological inquiry.”
Legendary Bengali poet Shankha Ghosh passed away on the 21st of April, of Covid-19. His literary work and resilient life has inspired generations to stand-up to fascism.