Each work in this issue reflects jagged edges and partial embodiment, glimpses and shifting insights, dispatches from a territory of borderless living.
Preface by Guest Editor: Mapping our Tellable Histories Read More »
Without feeling the atmosphere of a language, alongside the unique experiences and cultural stages of its people, a writer finds it impossible to write authentically in that language.
The Gambit of Identification as a Writer Read More »
Through entrepreneurship, Muslim immigrant women in Norway are challenging binaries like native/foreign and secular/religious and crafting new forms of citizenship based on contribution, not conformity.
In a time where there is an acceleration of differences, and annihilation based on those differences is justified, we ought to never stop asking what it means to be a human being, what it means to belong and to not belong, and to be at home in the world.
A Letter To Lanka: Soil that Breaks, Soil that Binds Read More »
