Gwangju Writes: Prose
There and Here Written by Boipelo Seswane. The air was thick and sticky – the way only Korean summer air can be. The cab came to a stop as neon … Read More
Category: Gwangju Writes
She Departed, She Arrived
Written by Saul Latham. She was in the wind from the south, under the wings of seagulls – pure seagulls that floated quietly in natural sophic essence. Underneath, she was … Read More
Our Hashima
Written and photographed by Kevin D’Abramo. I’m a little worried though, says my beloved she crosses her legs and furrows her brow. They might not mention the Korean conscripts she … Read More
For You – A Collection of Poems
Question You might be right I might be wrong Or might it be the other way around I asked you, you chose silence You asked me, a smile was my … Read More
The Fermi Paradox
Written by Alan O’Doherty Many species in our world show signs of intelligence, but some scientists have suggested that humans may be an unusual type of creature to develop this … Read More
That Stretch of Path
Written by Stephen Kagarise. A wall of thin cinder blocks, speckled with mold and white Buddhist swastikas marks the bend in the path uphill. Narrowing past a concrete ruin and … Read More
A Philosophical Survey of Love Locking
Written by Stephen Kagarise. Love locking is the shared act of placing one or more padlocks on a cable railing by people who want to signify their commitment to one … Read More