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Hair Line
A surreal tale of entrapment, “Hair Line” follows Chris Mars as an inexplicable affliction unravels his life, leaving a web of absurdity and introspection in its wake.
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The Holocaust Survivors Social Club
What does it mean to honor a family’s legacy? The Holocaust Survivors Social Club delves into the weight of generational trauma and cultural bonds. A moving exploration of duty and…
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The Living and the Left Behind
A poignant collection of poems exploring themes of nature, loss, and memory with vivid imagery and evocative metaphors.
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Not Jewish Enough
Zackary Sholem Berger’s poems delve into identity, spirituality, and the profound in the everyday. From existential rejection in “Not Enough” to tender reflections in “Street-Crossing Sonnet,” his work challenges and…
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Quiet Departure & Dream Margin
He saw images he could not capture / till he grew so tired, and just stopped thinking / there was a quiet in the departure / his mind an overdeveloped…
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From Glasgow Without Love
A gripping tale of love, betrayal, and survival in the harsh realities of immigrant life. From Glasgow Without Love explores identity, sacrifice, and the pursuit of hope in a world…
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Vanishing Points
Ken Been’s evocative poetry captures the bittersweet passage of time, blending childhood nostalgia, memory, and loss with reflective, grounded imagery.
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Shrines of the Moment
A suite of evocative poems paying homage to cultural figures through rich imagery and contemplative language. These poems explore the intersection of nature, memory, and ritual with intricate, textured verse.
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The Living and the Left Behind
A poignant collection of poems exploring themes of nature, loss, and memory with vivid imagery and evocative metaphors.
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Ghayath Almadhoun: Writing is my real homeland
Palestinian poet Ghayath Almadhoun discusses exile, the power of Arabic poetry, and his personal experiences of displacement.
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Kelela’s somber experiment of Raven: A Reflection
Kelela’s Raven finds depth in Anamitra Bora’s reflection on music, love, and queer identity, unraveling the intricacies of sound and self in a shifting world.
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Paula Raiglot: “Are you awake?”
Born and raised in the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Brussels, Paula Raiglot defines herself not only by her origins but by her multidisciplinary approach to art and her commitment to…
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“Songs for the Land-Bound” by Violeta Garcia-Mendoza: Wonder and Grief
Violeta Garcia-Mendoza reminds me of Emily Dickinson, a poet who lived at a time in American history when industry was taking over nature.