While the Untamed utilized traditional aspects of Chinese culture to show the queerness of its characters, Word of Honor gravitated more...

Memories of Saltwater on Skin I learned to float when I was three, When my mother carried me to the middle of the beach. She let go,...

Rabindranath Tagore, the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, was born on May 7th, 1861. He was born into the...

15 August 1947. A historical day in the Indian subcontinent. It was the day India gained independence from the British at the cost of...

A Farmer in the Leaves There is a farmer in the leaves With a tear upon his sleeve He watches the soldiers as they march Through his...

Published in 1990, Tim O’Brien’s collection of connected short stories The Things They Carried received great critical acclaim both as a...

Issue 4 is finally here! Make sure to check it out on our Issues page and read the amazing work we've been waiting to share with you....

11 September 2001. Two planes crashed into the World Trade Center. The deadliest terror attack in the history of the world occurred in...

Currently in mainland China, there are censorship laws in place that forbid the display of LGBTQ themes in visual media, leading to a...

O Kabul, What haven't you been through! What misery you didn't face! What sorrows you don't bear! What horrors you don't know! O Kabul!...

As my gaze wanders from the news of burning forests to the books on my shelves, I feel a twinge in my heart, and I begin to wonder how...

They say to never start a story with ‘once upon a time’, but how else would you start one like this? Once upon a time, it was a dark and...

Even though I was born into the disability community, I knew nothing about the words “disability rights” until I turned 13. Wanting to...

I recently read the short story “The Garden Party” written in 1922 by Katherine Mansfield alongside How to Read Literature like a...

Living alone during a pandemic has made it very hard not to rely on social media and my phone to connect with my friends and family....

I didn’t know what internalised ableism meant until I encountered it first-hand. I tried to convince myself that my body had to be able...

When was the last time you read about menstruation in a book? If you are lucky, you may have come across literature that describes the...

We are so excited to announce that our third issue is out! You can read it now under the "Issues" tab here on our website. Thank you all...

Insulin keeps me alive. It does keep us all alive, but I have to manually inject it because my insulin producing cells in the pancreas...

There’s a number of How-To articles of dealing with these “dreaded” editors, and this might just come close to it. While I see why...