Zana, dir. Antoneta Kastrati, Kosovo/Albania 2019, 97m, Cert: 15 (UK) A decade after the Kosovo War, Lume is plagued by… Read more Review: Zana (Kastrati, 2019)
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A Religion of Disease by Julianne Carew
Content Warning: This essay contains explicit sexual content and drug use, as well as medical situations. I found out… Read more A Religion of Disease by Julianne Carew
Used to Express Exasperation or Boredom by Beki
It’s Friday evening at 6:30pm. And, as with every Friday at 6:30pm during lockdown, my family is on a collective… Read more Used to Express Exasperation or Boredom by Beki
A naïve and sentimental baker by Zeynep Rade
With respect to Friedrich Schiller. My mother couldn’t cook. I remember her taking a sandwich up to her bedroom after… Read more A naïve and sentimental baker by Zeynep Rade
Quality Programming in the 90s by Chris Prewitt
Home Release Wednesday, May 21, 1997, a day spent in anticipation of watching Mortal Kombat the movie on VHS. My… Read more Quality Programming in the 90s by Chris Prewitt
Onions by Erik Fuhrer
I cut onions in the kitchen. An ordinary activity made fraught by Moops at my feet waiting for fallen pieces… Read more Onions by Erik Fuhrer
Wardrobes, Fairy Tale Family Trees and the Power of Re-imagining by S.A. Leavesley
The wardrobe portal to Narnia in C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe isn’t a literary fiction;… Read more Wardrobes, Fairy Tale Family Trees and the Power of Re-imagining by S.A. Leavesley
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