In My Dreams You Survived

A photo essay on loss, the intangibility of grief, and unanswered questions.

Personal Essays, issue 004Farida RadyJanuary 6, 2021editor's picks Comment

Sugar Rush Feels Like Halloween Night

A poem about Mountain Dew and hoping to learn how to love.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseLatifa SekariniJanuary 6, 2021 Comments

Fairuz in America

A poem about Fairuz, living in diaspora, and glitter.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseSamia SalibaJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

The Red Thread

“Speaking of lives, I’m giving you the rest of mine”.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseN.K. SaidJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

Searching for Something Infinite

Thoughts on infiniteness, talks with friends, and summer camps.

issue 004, Personal Essays, BooksShelbey EdisonJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

vertigo

“i dive deeper and my lungs protest / but i go because i want to escape / you more than i want to think”.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseCindy TranJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

Buenos Días

A poem on the loss of one’s grandmother, and the thoughts that come after.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseMadelyne Rose Sosa-JaramilloJanuary 6, 2021Comment

Sensitive (Zine)

A collection of poems written and illustrated by Mawadah.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseMawadah NofalJanuary 6, 2021Comment

Towers

“Thunder is roaring now and I remember where I am when the clouds in the sky start to scream.”

Fiction, issue 004SumouJanuary 6, 2021Comment

Cries and Cries

“Butterflies dancing around my head / Memories, that’s all they are”.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseZawadi BunzigiyeJanuary 6, 2021Comment

Names

A personal essay on names, paternal lineages, and shifting to maternal ones.

issue 004, Personal EssaysMneera AbdullahJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

Whose Sadness Is This?

On sadness, its multi-facets, and tying it with oneself.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseMayss AlAlamiJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

Hold on to Life

“Stay, for all that is inside you.”

issue 004, Poetry and ProseRaghad AlAsmariJanuary 6, 2021 Comment

I Know So Many Ways to Your House

“but I’m touch / starved, like / stray cats / street dogs / ramadan sundowns”.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseNour KamelJanuary 6, 2021Comment

My Clock Won't Stop Ticking

A piece on time in all its complexities.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseSuha KhalidJanuary 6, 2021Comment

The Need of Some in the Place of Many

“But only temperance and fortitude / Now exist to hold desires accountable / To a world wrapped in primrose lenses / So vastly removed from the dying-”.

issue 004, Poetry and ProseAnthony SalandyJanuary 6, 2021Comment

Growing Homes

“If I were to write about home, I would say it was the place where I learned to abandon who I am because that sense of stability to be myself wasn’t there.”

Personal EssaysAbeer AlnemariDecember 26, 2020editor's picksComment