What is Holy by Sushant Thapa
Nepalese poet Sushant Thapa
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Land of the Free by Armenida Qyqja
Is freedom real or a socially constructed illusion?
Ma Durga Came by Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee
short fiction from India
Evening Star by Ratan Bhattacharjee
short story about the loneliness of an elderly couple
Rain Through the Keyhole: Violence, Tenderness, and the Grammar of Becoming in “Night Sky with Exit Wounds” by Wani Nazir
Book review of Ocean Vuong’s “Night Sky with Exit Wounds”
Freedom from Rush Hour by Sushant Thapa
poem from Nepal
Four Poems by Nabakumar Podder
poems by Nabakumar Podder
Barren Land by Manashi Hazarika
Indian poet Mansi Hazarika
Interview with Theresa C. Gaynord, horror fiction writer
Theresa C. Gaynord discusses her creative process
Poetry Like a Forgotten Handkerchief: Reading Sushant Thapa’s The Walking Rebel by Wani Nazir
All of the pieces are emotional snapshots, some just a moment long and others stretching on like a season. Kind of philosophical, but actually quite literal. Somewhere where grief and joy don’t have to be sugar coated but can just be messy and even complicated, yet weirdly beautiful.
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