When restlessness is triggered by an internal glance at the self and the hours of stillness are...
The Song of the Painter, Fikret Mualla – Nazli Karabiyikoglu
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Biswadip Chakraborthy
All the Sights, Sounds and Smells – Sarah Marie Graye
Understanding Schizophrenic hallucinations through the first-person fiction of Nathan Filer’s The Shock of the Fall and Patrick McGrath’s Spider
Poems by Mercury-Marvin Sunderland
Mercury-Marvin Sunderland (he/him) is a transgender autistic gay man with Borderline Personality Disorder. He’s been published by University of Amsterdam’s Writer’s Block, UC Davis’ Open Ceilings, UC Riverside’s Santa Ana River Review, UC Santa Barbara’s Spectrum, and The New School’s The Inquisitive Eater.
The Split – Gillian Wills
Gillian Wills is an author and arts writer from Brisbane, Australia. Her memoir Elvis and Me: How a world-weary musician and a broken racehorse rescued each other was published in 2016.
Poems by Peter H. Dietrich
Peter H. Dietrich is a reporter/filmmaker/spinner-of-tales originally from Northampton, in the UK and is currently living in Bulgaria, working on 2 musicals, one a comedy, the other a tragedy. He has self-published 2 volumes of poetry, Forty Days & Forty Nights and In Between Before and After.
Transitory Space, Brooklyn, NYC – Leah Oates
Transitory Space photographs are, in essence, artifacts found and formed at the ambiguous territory where the human consciousness interacts with space that appears forever present yet keeps morphing through the ungraspable, corridor of time.
Hawa Nanjobe Kimbugwe, Young Ugandan Poet and Activist in conversation with Poulomi Roy
Poulomi Roy from The Antonym caught up with Hawa over a virtual conversation, the poet and the feminist, the performer and the activist came out in full glow.
Are Those Feathers Real? – J. T. Townley
J.T. Townley has published in Harvard Review, The Kenyon Review, The Three penny Review, and many other magazines and journals. His stories have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize (three times) and the Best of the Net Award.
Daughter of the Dead – Prativa Sarkar
Prativa Sarkar is mostly known for her short stories and political essays. She has a collection of short stories based on subaltern crises – “Farishta O Meyera.”
Sophia Tarin
The Math of Life After Googoosh’s “Talagh” The lady on the escape, planning her escape, feelingthe...