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Men I Hate: The Stasi Men

By Lynette D'Amico

Chaos Theory

By Courtney Zoffness

The Idiots

By Amanda Goldblatt

Mourn and Organize

By Olivia Schwob

Aditi Sriram

Aditi Sriram’s writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian, Narratively, and, best of all, Guernica. Visit her website to read more of her work.
Interview Arts & Culture

Stanichka Dimitrova: Urgent Messages From 200 Years Ago

By Aditi Sriram April 27, 2016

On Music: Violinist Stani Dimitrova discusses how 18th century composers are relevant today.

Review Arts & Culture

Henri Matisse: Lovely Decorative Tentacles

By Aditi Sriram April 15, 2016

The little-known book illustrations.

Interview Arts & Culture

Vijay Iyer: Beyond Objects, Beyond Scores

By Aditi Sriram April 1, 2016

The musician and composer­ on the art of self-transformation, resisting cultures of exclusion, and what he calls "easy camaraderie."

Commentary Arts & CultureLit WorldUSA

Wordplay in Wonderland

By Aditi Sriram August 24, 2015

Celebrating 150 years of art, artifact, and Alice.

Interview Arts & CultureBodies & NatureFamily & RelationshipsLit World

Helen Macdonald: In Full Flight

By Aditi Sriram July 15, 2015

The writer and naturalist on the temporality of grief, inhabiting the voice of T.H. White, and developing radical empathy with a goshawk.

Interview Arts & CultureLit WorldRace

Dawn Davis: Launching Inkwell Book Club

By Aditi Sriram February 11, 2015

Aditi Sriram talks with the founder of Inkwell, an online national black book club that launched yesterday, about supporting black writers and influencing the marketplace..

Fiction Family & Relationships

Elisabeth Frost: Mother and Daughter

By Aditi Sriram December 9, 2014

Flash Fiction: The daughter, the one they think they made all by themselves, holds the hand, and holds also the head, unwise and old and greedy.

Lives Family & RelationshipsMENA

Once Returned

Fadi Shihab, as recounted to Voice of Witness August 15, 2014

I admit my decision to move my family to Gaza is kind of strange.

Fiction Arts & CultureBodies & Nature

Shani Boianjiu: An Odd Bird

By Aditi Sriram January 14, 2014

Flash Fiction Crazy is not hereditary or anything like that.

Review MENA

Heather Rounds is Over ‘There’

By Aditi Sriram December 13, 2013

Part essay, part interview, part author, part reader, part 'she,' part The Man of Small Vital Facts.

Lives Asia & OceaniaBodies & Nature

Watch

By Aditi Sriram October 29, 2013
Qawwali, the enchanting song of the Sufis, still possesses the devotees of the Nizamuddin Auliya shrine in Delhi.
Fiction Family & Relationships

Scott Cheshire: Rapport

By Aditi Sriram September 25, 2013

No need for physical pain. Abandonment, helplessness, let a man feel these, and it’s more than enough.

Fiction Arts & Culture

Carmiel Banasky: Witch

By Aditi Sriram August 13, 2013

She said this was for my own good—if I was kept in the dark, I would never be afraid of it.

Fiction Arts & CultureBodies & Nature

Ethel Rohan: Goodnight Nobody

By Aditi Sriram July 2, 2013

He leaned back into his driver’s seat, closed his eyes, and waited to feel something for the dead man.

Fiction Gender

Earl Lovelace: A Story in Which I Look Good

By Aditi Sriram May 7, 2013

Flash Fiction: If he feels pushed, he will turn into a bull, a storm.

Fiction Asia & OceaniaBodies & Nature

Vaddey Ratner: The Cripple’s Last Dance

By Aditi Sriram April 30, 2013

Flash Fiction: Dossier No. X recovered from Interrogation Cell B of Sala-XX

Fiction Arts & Culture

Ru Freeman: Siege

By Aditi Sriram April 23, 2013

Flash Fiction: The gun empties. He returns.

News Arts & Culture

Guernica/PEN Flash Series

By Aditi Sriram April 16, 2013

A partnership with PEN American Center

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