Poetry, fiction, and essays at the intersection of body, gender, and queerness — writing that holds the lived experience of embodiment with care.
Gender, Queer & Embodied Lives
An Enhanced Version of Yourself A woman uploads her photograph into an Instagram filter that promises......
Read MoreWe are a group of library educators and library facilitators at Bookworm, a library-based organisation in......
Read MoreSitting on a bench in the library, I noticed a group of children, no older than......
Read MoreTo the One Who Had to Grieve the Parent They Never Really Had You call them......
Read MoreI am waiting for her at the edge of my body—I look here, I look there—endless......
Read MoreA dear friend and tireless worker in the field of peacekeeping, Ezabir talks about the personal......
Read Morepp.20-21 Actually, within a few months of her marriage to Giyas Ali, Akina Bibi had understood......
Read MoreMy love for Leila was the fiercest it had ever been on the first Saturday of......
Read MoreThe house rumbled as Nissa pulled a piece of wood out from the wall. Wrapped in......
Read MoreAfghani poet Parwana Fayyaz’s poem Three Dolls is shaped by her lived experiences of war, exile......
Read MoreIf writing is protest, then writing hope is a powerful, reverberating protest amidst the din of......
Read MoreThe 25th of November 2024 dawns like any other Monday. At a quarter to eight, Mr......
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