On Valentine’s Day!

Written by Praveen Kumar Yadav Dear Love, I just wanted to say that I dearly adore you this Valentine’s Day. I know that I am unable to express my true … Read More

Petty Theft

Written and photographed by Amy-Leigh Braaf The bakery’s door swung open and in a swift moment the room filled with two baritone voices, deep and well aged, accompanied by two … Read More

“Eyes” and “The Sound of a River Sobbing”

Written by Shahed KayesPhotograph by Ben Robins Eyes The train is speeding through the deep forestin the full moonlit night. Clouds of pain rushing out of her eyesshe is in deep … Read More

23 Days in the USA

Written by Doug Stuber My family set off from North Carolina and traveled through West Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, California (and stayed in … Read More

Gwangju Lyric

Written by Saul Latham Photographed by Wilson Melbostad Gwangju, aren’t you glad you’re here. Gwangju, Gwangju, the Jurassic rocks sing, on top where the trees swing, stop and you may … Read More

Yun Dongju and His Poetry

Text and poetry translation by David E. Shaffer Yun Dongju (윤동주) is one of Korea’s best-loved poets, as well as one of its shortest-lived (1917–1945). Born into a Christian family … Read More

My Poetry

Written by Shahed Kayes My Time Sometimes I just wonder where I stand! Once I wanted to be a voice of the voiceless Now I am silenced by the louder … Read More

Five Minutes of Sunday

Written by David Joël La Boon Sundays breathe loneliness and breathe out emptiness. They are a sentiment, but a pervasive one. They hug the last frontier of defined time, fencing … Read More