I can still recall the fateful night of Aug.15, 2021 as if it was yesterday. Afghanistan fell into the Taliban’s hands. Heartbroken and perplexed, I was tweeting about the Taliban’s entrance into the presidential palace from an unknown location. I had fled my own house in the middle of night when the Taliban were at […]
“What’s On Your Table?” is a series of articles exploring the relationship between food and systems…
“What’s On Your Table?” is a series of articles exploring the relationship between food and systems…
“What’s On Your Table?” is a series of articles exploring the relationship between food and systems…
In our first-ever short story contest, we invited writers to imagine an event, conflict, or situation…
It was the Republic Day in Tunisia, just a usual boring Sunday. A Tunisian swimmer won the gold medal in the Olympic games, and we all felt joyful and proud of his achievement. I was like most Tunisians, scrolling over Instagram, switching to Twitter a bit, and watching the Tokyo games when I received this […]
When thinking of Norse mythology, people often think of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s heroic, powerful, and…
First off, let me say I love “Dune.” I’ve read Frank Herbert’s books repeatedly over the…
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In our first-ever short story contest, we invited writers to imagine an event, conflict, or situation…
In our first-ever short story contest, we invited writers to imagine an event, conflict, or situation…
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It’s no secret that ISIS wreaked havoc in Mosul. The city endured three years of darkness, separation…