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The Dream

Published in Issue 63.4: Fall 2024 You can purchase our Fall issue here This nocturnal butterflyglides over our headslike a vulture over a carcass.(Our model specimenexhibited here is the everyday dream.) Nevertheless,management promises by year’s end,or even sooner, maybe,a choice parcel of dreamsas many for men as for women. Five boxes of tsetse flieswere ordered the […]

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Published in Issue 63.4: Fall 2024 You can purchase our Fall issue here This nocturnal butterflyglides over our headslike a vulture over a carcass.(Our model specimenexhibited here is the everyday dream.) Nevertheless,management promises by year’s end,or even sooner, maybe,a choice parcel of dreamsas many for men as for women. Five boxes of tsetse flieswere ordered the

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Stations in Translation: Power, Eros, and Betrayal (After Gaza)

Published in Issue 63.4: Fall 2024 You can purchase our Fall issue here An original version of this essay was given as the Saif Al-Ghobash Lecture in Translation, an annual lecture held by the Banipal Trust of London, and was delivered on February 8, 2024. As the parenthetic part of the title suggests, this essay was

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Published in Issue 63.4: Fall 2024 You can purchase our Fall issue here An original version of this essay was given as the Saif Al-Ghobash Lecture in Translation, an annual lecture held by the Banipal Trust of London, and was delivered on February 8, 2024. As the parenthetic part of the title suggests, this essay was

To-Do Lists

Published in Issue 63.4: Fall 2024 You can purchase our Fall issue here Wake up, don’t get up“America” doesn’t need youOpen and reopen social mediaFollow the news as they breakyouThink about your family in GazaThink about how much your nephews and niecesgrew without your doses of annoyance Think about your friendsThink of the ones you forgotto

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Published in Issue 63.4: Fall 2024 You can purchase our Fall issue here Wake up, don’t get up“America” doesn’t need youOpen and reopen social mediaFollow the news as they breakyouThink about your family in GazaThink about how much your nephews and niecesgrew without your doses of annoyance Think about your friendsThink of the ones you forgotto

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 63:3 | Summer 2024

NATALIE BAKOPOULOS is the author of Scorpionfish (Tin House, 2020) and The Green Shore (Simon & Schuster, 2012). Her work has appeared in Tin House, Virginia Quarterly Review, The Iowa Review, The New York Times, Granta, Ploughshares, The Kenyon Review, Mississippi Review, and The PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories. CHAUN BALLARD is a member of the

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NATALIE BAKOPOULOS is the author of Scorpionfish (Tin House, 2020) and The Green Shore (Simon & Schuster, 2012). Her work has appeared in Tin House, Virginia Quarterly Review, The Iowa Review, The New York Times, Granta, Ploughshares, The Kenyon Review, Mississippi Review, and The PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories. CHAUN BALLARD is a member of the

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 63:2 | Spring 2024

Heran Abate is an Emmy-winning writer and producer from Addis Ababa. Her practice is deeply rooted in oral histories and an archive that she has collaboratively built over a decade of research. Her writing appears in Kweli Journal, Africa Is a Country, and a number of print anthologies in Africa and Europe. She holds an

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Heran Abate is an Emmy-winning writer and producer from Addis Ababa. Her practice is deeply rooted in oral histories and an archive that she has collaboratively built over a decade of research. Her writing appears in Kweli Journal, Africa Is a Country, and a number of print anthologies in Africa and Europe. She holds an

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