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You’re Dead – Mohammad Shafiqul Islam

Four poems from “un incesante caer de estrellas en la nada” – josé eugenio sánchez

from “How I Remember You Is How the Page Flips” – Pushpanjana Karmakar

Five poems from “Rainy Night Paris” – Michael D. Amitin

The Color of Courage and Other Poems – Marzia Rahman

A dot and other poems – Zulfiqar Parvez
Fiction

Between Two Lives – Mojaffor Hossain

The Amatory Rainy Night – Kazi Rafi

Come What May, chpt. 11 – Ahmed Masoud

HOW CAN YOU TELL WHAT’S NORMAL? – Božidar Stanišić

The Box – Jan Phelps

SHADHIN – Sabreena Ahmed

An Unveiling – Kazi Rafi, translation by Ashraf-ul Alam Shikder

“Malizia Christi”, an excerpt from Davide Cortese’s novel, with Foreword by Renzo Paris

The Aunt, by Francesca Gargallo
Non Fiction

The language of life and the languages of memory – Julio Monteiro Martins

GOLD-MELTING CEREMONY – Appadurai Muttulingam

What is lotted cannot be blotted – Jackie Kabir

Belice Earthquake, 1968 – Gia Marie Amella

An introduction to omni-sensual, antinomial defamiliarization in Razu Alauddin’s erotic poems -Munzer Talukder

Preface and Afterword to Iya Kiva’s collection War Is Always Sitting on All the Chairs – Pina Piccolo and Yuliya Chernyshova
Interviews & reviews

The Peace Garden Project: materials from intersecting arts coordinated by Laure Keyrouz

Involving the youth in film-making about Palestine: The Ghassan Kanafani section of the Al Ard Film Festival

A Nation’s Reckoning on a Rickshaw: Photogallery from Bangladesh in turmoil – Melina and Pina Piccolo

Ludovico Corrao, Earthquake Mayor – Gia Marie Amella

Pretty Power. Camilla Boemio interviews Ron Laboray

LAUREN BON – CONCRETE IS FLUID. An Ecological Poetic Composition as inherently political act, interview by Camilla Boemio
Out of bounds
I and EUCALYPTUS – Susan M. Schultz

Pain Is Always Served Hot and Other Poems – Wesam Almadani

Climate Change. The Anthropocene and Politics – An interview with Daniele Conversi, by Camilla Boemio

Four poems from the Atmospheric Science Series – Yin Xiaoyuan

Poems from “The Stony Guests” project: Ohannes Sessizoğlu and Anayiz Papazyan, imagined poets – Neil P. Doherty

Illustrating what lies hidden between worlds, a sample of Juan Esguerra’s graphics

Tasting independence in a distant land – Naive Cringe

Extracts from Aurelia, pianeta taciturno – Giampaolo De Pietro

Your Time Starts Now – Appadurai Muttulingam
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Memorial Reading Marathon for Julio Monteiro Martins, Dec. 27, zoom live

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HAIR IN THE WIND – Calling on poets to join international project in solidarity with the women of Iran

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Jaider Esbell – Specialist in Provocations, by Loretta Emiri

by Dreaming

April 30, 2022

Indigenous artists from the state of Roraima in Brazil fight for rights of their people, that’s why they call themselves ...

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Interviews and reviews

Carie: Camilla Boemio Interviews Artist Stefano Canto about His Solo Show at the Matèria Gallery in Rome

Sculpture and site-specific installations are the artistic expressions of choice for Stefano Canto (Rome, 1974), who frequently focuses on the ...

April 30, 2021

Fiction

The Stony Guests: THE STORY – Neil P. Doherty

Cover art by Giovanni Berton. Readers can access the poems of the first of the featured imaginary poets 'Maryam Boyaciyan' ...

December 3, 2023

Fiction

WAITING FOR THE DARK, by Mia Funk

She had long legs for a Japanese, at least for what I imagined Japanese women were like, and that’s ...

October 10, 2023

Non Fiction

Reclaiming the sea of Gaza through ‘lost-and-found’ objects – Anas Jnena, from We are not numbers

Courtesy of We Are Not Numbers for the original article, In the Gaza Strip, the sea has been the only ...

November 30, 2021

Interviews and reviews

The Gateway to Europe: The Story of an Invisible Tragedy Taking Place on Our Borders, by Vincenzo Bagnoli

Late modernity and postmodernity, between Adorno and Baudrillard, have accustomed us to think that we can see everything. The electronic media illuminate the ...

May 4, 2021

Interviews and reviews

Carie: Camilla Boemio Interviews Artist Stefano Canto about His Solo Show at the Matèria Gallery in Rome

Sculpture and site-specific installations are the artistic expressions of choice for Stefano Canto (Rome, 1974), who frequently focuses on the ...

April 30, 2021

Fiction

The Stony Guests: THE STORY – Neil P. Doherty

Cover art by Giovanni Berton. Readers can access the poems of the first of the featured imaginary poets 'Maryam Boyaciyan' ...

December 3, 2023

Fiction

WAITING FOR THE DARK, by Mia Funk

She had long legs for a Japanese, at least for what I imagined Japanese women were like, and that’s ...

October 10, 2023

Non Fiction

Reclaiming the sea of Gaza through ‘lost-and-found’ objects – Anas Jnena, from We are not numbers

Courtesy of We Are Not Numbers for the original article, In the Gaza Strip, the sea has been the only ...

November 30, 2021

Interviews and reviews

The Gateway to Europe: The Story of an Invisible Tragedy Taking Place on Our Borders, by Vincenzo Bagnoli

Late modernity and postmodernity, between Adorno and Baudrillard, have accustomed us to think that we can see everything. The electronic media illuminate the ...

May 4, 2021

Interviews and reviews