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Natasha Amar

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Cooking Origin Stories: In the Kitchen, My Mother’s Daughter

by Guest Contributor January 7, 2019

I think I was turning 14, when I decided that I would never learn how to cook. Not deliberately at least. As a young girl stubborn in her intentions to…

adelaidedupont Gurba's memoir of Mean is so spot-on, especially this part:
Gurba argues that even though someone is mean they don’t deserve to be dehumanized. This is shown by the way her younger,...
Meanness Tints the World Inhuman · February 17, 2019
Wizard Jaislin I had a really weird dream. i was taking a walk in terrace when on the moon i saw eye of horus. as i moved the eye moved . the moon was red and i was scared,but i felt like it was trying to tell me...
GOTHIDEAS: Dream Interpretation · February 10, 2019
4859 Heh. Snowed in and started playing shattered memories again. Surprised to see such a recent article on the game. It really was a great game. Still ranks of one of the best uses of videogames as a...
Silent Hill Shattered Memories: Biography of a Place · February 8, 2019

Cooking Origin Stories: Eating Memories By Way of Plum Cake - https://t.co/EKxyFOCMSV

19-Feb-2019

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Calling Back the Buraq - https://t.co/80JvddcXxr

19-Feb-2019

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New Visual Poetry from Carolyn Guinzio - https://t.co/7mahfRf7gA

19-Feb-2019

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Because Love is a Roar: Sketching a Critical Race Poetics by @jsnmgbprz - https://t.co/ZEVlJfhXsf

18-Feb-2019

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AMERIKA: ON JORGE MÉNDEZ BLAKE’S “BIG, BEAUTIFUL WALL” - https://t.co/FsNTGdAQa6

18-Feb-2019

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