Tatyana Ostapenko’s contemporary history paintings record people’s daily lives who usually don’t make it into official historical records.
Tatyana Ostapenko’s contemporary history paintings record people’s daily lives who usually don’t make it into official historical records.
Dalit Durdasha was a column of short stories published in the Janata[i] newspaper written by...
Alfred Searls hails from the city of Manchester. His short stories have been published in publications such as Jupiter Science Fiction Magazine, Dash Literary Journal, Cinder Quarterly Magazine, Metonym Literary Journal, The Catholic Herald and Northern Soul.
Kimilee Norman-Goins is a poet from New York, NY. Her work appeared in New York Quarterly, The Florida Review and many other literary magazines.
Tahar Bekri was born in Tunisia, lived in Paris since 1976. Writes in French and Arabic. He has published about thirty works (poetry, journals, essays, art books).
Peter Ngila Njeri is a failed journalist and the co-author (with Isabell Kempf) of Changing the World While Changing Diapers. Peter is currently admiring yet another draft of The Visitation of Room Seventeen, his debut full-length novel manuscript.
A prominent writer and cultural figure in Brazil, where he lived for the first part of his life, and in Italy, where he lived until his death, Julio Monteiro Martins’ final poetry collection, La grazia di casa mia (The Grace of My Home), was published in Italian in 2013 (Rediviva Edizioni, Milan)
Íkaro Valderrama Ortiz is a singer, writer, philosopher, editor, and producer born in Sogamoso, Colombia. His musical and literary work is influenced mainly by his experiences and learning in Siberia, by poetry and social song. Poems are translated by Colombian translator Santiago Ospina Celis.
Chandramohan S (b.1986) is an Indian English Dalit poet and literary critic based in Trivandrum, Kerala. His accolades include a shortlist for Srinivas Rayaprol Poetry Prize 2016 and the fellowship at the International Writing Program (IWP-2018) at the University of Iowa.
Aurélien “Al” Hannoyer has written two novels, several short stories and some poetry. He now lives in Paris.