Tag: Somewhere between the borders

Take Me Back To New Orleans

“Not having the requisite funds for even the first semester, I do the only logical thing. I head down to the nearest jazz bar, drink a lot of Louisiana beer ...

by Claire.Harris • 1st July 201430th June 2014

Travel&Lifestyle

Somewhere Between The Borders: New Money

“Maximo had asked me whether I could serve—not everyone can, he added… Through it all, the figures in the Help Wanted ad from the Dallas Morning News beamed at me ...

by Andrea_Calabretta • 27th June 201427th June 2014

Arts & Culture

Feature Film: The Return To Homs

The Return to Homs offers a glimpse of history through a personal struggle of identity and sacrifice.

by Jake Munn • 27th June 201427th June 2014

Human Hands and Miniature Worlds: Charleroi Danses’ <em>Kiss and Cry</em> at the Barbican

Arts & Culture

Human Hands and Miniature Worlds: Charleroi Danses’ Kiss and Cry at the Barbican

Kiss and Cry, an astonishing show by the Belgian dance troupe Charleroi Danses, transcends not only national borders but the borders between live action, film, dance and mime, says Emma ...

by EmmaWhipday • 26th June 201426th June 2014

Travel&Lifestyle

Somewhere Between The Borders: William S. Burroughs, Perpetual Expat

“Despite writing a book that was probably responsible for sending more kids into the big open world than the Lonely Planet, Kerouac was always more comfortable in America than abroad. ...

by Dwills • 26th June 201425th June 2014

Fiction

Somewhere Between The Borders: Night-Train to Kalaki

“I left my books and my husband and the well-dug roots of my domesticity and we set off to Kalaki on the evening train.”

by TaraIsabellaBurton • 25th June 201427th June 2014

Fiction

Somewhere Between The Borders: Beach Gym, L.A.

“The palm tree leaves quivered dryly two stories above the promenade. A couple young girls rolled past in pink and red, skin yellowish in the humid air. Not a glimmer ...

by gatleyt • 24th June 201426th June 2014

Arts & Culture

Feature Film: The Golden Dream

Diego Quemada-Diez’s film, The Golden Dream, tells the story of three young Guatemalans attempting to cross the border to the United States.

by joanna-pocock • 24th June 201424th June 2014

Fiction

Somewhere Between The Borders: Supersonic Bus

“You are travelling from Port Harcourt to Yenagoa. Everybody knows the best place to board a cheap bus is at Mile One Bus Park, right under the bridge… Loaded shopping ...

by jowhorile • 23rd June 201423rd June 2014

Travel&Lifestyle

Crying Poverty in a Guatemalan Airport

“There was only one thing for it: to beg. At first I ran around the airport with a cheap phone I had picked up. ‘Desea comprar este’, I said to ...

by DavidHutt • 23rd June 201422nd June 2014

Litro #135: Somewhere Between the Borders, Magazine | Archives

Litro #135: Somewhere Between The Borders

Featuring new fiction and non-fiction from Polis Loizou, Alona Ferber, William Pittam, Sohini Basak, and Martin MacInnes – plus an interview with Monisha Rajesh and a special introduction by Rory ...

by Litro Magazine • 19th June 201419th June 2014