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January 2020. We were preparing for a new semester, a doomed semester, but we didn’t know it yet. On the third floor of ...
When one thing changes everything.
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You see yourself as one of the lucky ones.
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Photo by Mattias Ripp
I was lucky. They only took my handbag. Sure, they had to floor me first, because I dared to clutch my possessions.
“Was it at night?” is the ...
Photo by Paola Rizzi
“The more resolutely you plumb the question, ‘Who or what am I?’ – the more unavoidable is the realisation that you are nothing…apart from everything else.”
-Alan W. ...
abecedarian twenty-six letters, each one a compact unit of communication, a twisted riddle, a maze of red tape from well-lit offices; the only means of containing my sorrow now ...
A woman feels watched
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Measure for measure
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On the halves that make us whole
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A woman reflects on the life growing within her
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A daughter weighs her grief
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Walking the Camino, learning the lessons
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On irony running its course as a mode of being
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On rediscovering the humane, intimate photography of David Wise
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A man goes missing on a sea crossing
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On reading the rocks and understanding time
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Emily Ratajkowski’s new collection of essays, My Body, reviewed.
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On working the night shift
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On remote education
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A tennis player reflects on her uprooted life
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