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A Pulse in the Time of War

This story is adapted from an autobiographical account to protect the author. It is set in Syria...

In late summer 2022, I met Rari on the set of a video shoot in Berlin. Over the course of three...

The old cinema hides in plain sight on Rue du Fort Neipperg, its façade cracked and sun-bleached,...

photos Alex Loos – model Wendy Vine “Can drag be considered a form of translation?” This...

The vulgate version of the Arthurian romances; Volume 3 Queer Medieval Literature The older a...

by Sunny T | Mar 8, 2026 | Art & Culture | 0

At least in Hinduism, they are. Across India, Nepal and beyond, the God Shiva is worshipped — a...

left: Slza (Memoriál Juraja a Matúša). Photo Adam Šakový – left inset: Photo Kvet Nguyen...

May 2016. In Bernie Sanders’ U.S. presidential campaign, the term “throwing shade” makes its way...

First published in Buchstawenzopp, the school paper of Lycée Ermesinde, Megan Maathuis’ Rainbow...

As a queer activist from Türkiye, I have spent years observing both the struggles and resilience...