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Before the Red Ink Disappears

Before the Red Ink Disappears

by Sana Nassari

Between a bomb and a hard place. Reflecting on the value of creativity in a time of grave conflict in Iran.
What I value in the natural world

What I value in the natural world

by Tariq Latif

Tariq Latif reflects on how nature is ingrained in his spiritual fabric.
Zakazane pamiątki: Forbidden keepsakes

Zakazane pamiątki: Forbidden keepsakes

by Maria Jastrzębska

Maria Jastrzębska recalls discovering her parents' secret membership of the Polish Resistance during WW2.
Mother Tongues

Mother Tongues

by Franklin Nelson

The Moroccan writer and filmmaker Abdellah Taïa's dedication to his mother
Remembering Parnia Abbasi

Remembering Parnia Abbasi

The tragic death of a young Iranian poet killed in an Israeli airstrike.
Poet Anthony Anaxagorou stands in a darkened bar

 Finding Poetic Inspiration in Uncertainty

by Anthony Anaxagorou

Poet Anthony Anaxagorou explores his approach to poetic inspiration, embracing the confused, vulnerable and ordinary.
Remembering Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

Remembering Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

by Clementine E Burnley

Decolonising the Kĩkũyũ Mind
Sunday Trade

Sunday Trade

Observing rest to take stock of life.
Whose A.I. is this

Whose A.I. is this

by Michael Salu

Photography, computation and aspirations of power
Island of Strangers

Island of Strangers

by Roger Robinson

Roger Robinson's poetic response to Keir Starmer's warning of Britain becoming an "island of strangers"
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