Veteran editor Suchart Sawasdsri made a name for himself as a literary talent spotter on whose desk the […]
Politics
The struggle of Dalit women in India is often perceived as a fight against patriarchy, and caste — […]
The existing literature of the Philippine ethnic groups at the time of conquest and conversion into Christianity was […]
Many Armenian, Persian and Kurdish artists and activists address homosexuality and gender issues through their work. On May […]
Real talk between writers Jenny Zhang, Tanwi Nandini Islam, and Karan Mahajan on race, writing, parents, sex, and […]
The tradition of female writers from the Middle-East has been vastly growing in the twentieth century, with new generations of […]
A crisis of masculinity never before seen in Israeli literature Something has happened to the male in Israeli […]
This past year of national chaos has often had me thinking, What if? What if, before this year, I’d […]
Americans have long prided themselves on the idea that we are a nation of immigrants. Even considering the […]
“Poetry is deeply democratic—it can exist in the mind alone, and it’s therefore infinitely potent as a political […]
