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Meet Our Contributors | Issue 64:1 | Winter 2025

DIYA ABBAS is a first-generation Pakistani poet from the Midwest. Her poems are featured or forthcoming in Poetry Daily, RHINO, Foglifter, diode, The Offing, and others. She is currently studying English and South Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison through the First Wave program. Find more of their work at diyabbas.com. CAL BEDIENT […]

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 64:1 | Winter 2025 Read More »

DIYA ABBAS is a first-generation Pakistani poet from the Midwest. Her poems are featured or forthcoming in Poetry Daily, RHINO, Foglifter, diode, The Offing, and others. She is currently studying English and South Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison through the First Wave program. Find more of their work at diyabbas.com. CAL BEDIENT

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 63:4 | Fall 2024

ALI ABDEDDINE (he/him) earned his PhD in Amazigh poetry from the University of Hassan II Casablanca, Morocco in 2023. His dissertation investigates Arab hegemony on written Amazigh literature forms. He has 10 years of experience teaching Tashelhit and Arabic (MSA and Darija) to Arabic Flagship, CLS, and Fulbright scholars as well as independent students. Dr.

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 63:4 | Fall 2024 Read More »

ALI ABDEDDINE (he/him) earned his PhD in Amazigh poetry from the University of Hassan II Casablanca, Morocco in 2023. His dissertation investigates Arab hegemony on written Amazigh literature forms. He has 10 years of experience teaching Tashelhit and Arabic (MSA and Darija) to Arabic Flagship, CLS, and Fulbright scholars as well as independent students. Dr.

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