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Ogheneovo Ohre moves between the freedom of wandering and the tenderness of memory. Images of nature and forgotten objects evoke solitude, loss and the longing for connection.
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We put words into sentences, but can sentences also sentence us? Through wordplay and philosophical reflection, Jeremy Fernando questions who—or what—is really in control when we write.
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Could the sound of cracking an egg disturb a downstairs neighbour? From troublesome guests to autumn leaves and childhood memories, Fish Lu follows his wandering thoughts in this essay about life, writing and everything in between, without trying to make anything seem more important than it is.
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From the classroom to the streets of Goma, from war to a hospital bed, these four poems give voice to lives shaped by forces beyond their control. The poet brings these seemingly distant worlds together through questions of power, suffering and responsibility.
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Six dreamlike stories by Hai Xin, exploring creation, ancestry, time and the body.
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Three poems by Jayanta Bhaumik, weaving together nature, memory and imagination to reflect on human emotions, solitude and the mysteries of existence.
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A journey through unfamiliar towns, winding streets, and unexpected encounters. In A Trip, ordinary moments and small observations gradually form a personal account of travel and discovery.
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Two poems by Marc Isaac Potter blending social commentary, personal reflection, and absurdist humour.
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A journey into a swamp leads two girls beneath a solid water ceiling, where a mermaid has a warning for their community.
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Two poems by Patricia Russo: “Extended Stay: Wellness Check” and “Flicker”.
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