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On Living Inside The Story: An Interview with Salar Abdoh

By February 4, 2026

The Iranian novelist on writing through crisis, escaping the economy of spectacle, and imagining a new paradigm of literature no longer addressed to distant capitals.

The Museum of Gush Etzion

By December 4, 2025

Dina Awwad-Srour transforms a bureaucratic errand in Gush Etzion into an act of witnessing that imagines a future museum rising from the machinery of control.

A Beautiful Life: Paul Waters on Art, Perseverance, and the Power of Creation

By December 4, 2025

A painter shaped by global travel, the Bowery art scene, and a lifetime of quiet dedication, Paul Waters shares the remarkable story of a life spent making art against the odds.

The Graffiti Question

By December 4, 2025

Every graffiti artist is a superhero. Their work is, by nature, uncredited.

Rat Lung

By December 4, 2025
"The flowers drooped in the garden, the grass paled, and the water in our catchment winnowed.”

(Us) The Camera

By December 4, 2025
“ . . . I try to record everything I see but the images, the sounds, the captions, the words evaporate before my eyes and all I can do is guess, lie, make mistakes . . .”

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Puncture → Burst

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My throat still burns when I think about that summer… It burns all the way down, as if I’ve swallowed something scalding, a thick syrup of fear’s reduction.
Guernica
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