Trans Central Station - Rachel Pollack beauty'No, I was not trapped in the wrong body. I was trapped in the wrong universe. In order to become who I was, I had to break the world open. Trans Central Station reflects on a trans life lived before the language to name it. In this luminous autobiographical essay, award winning science fiction and fantasy author and tarotist Rachel Pollack moves between personal memory, history, science fiction and myth to consider how words can both restrict and
Thursdays’ straightwashed history lessons and Symposium-less Plato
Joëlle Tuerlinckx
In Some Collages
the Porto Academy and the Universidad Catolica de Chile
The local music stories
Er entfaltet aber eine bemerkenswerte Wirkung und löst eine neue Form der gestalterischen
Doch dann entdeckt der Hahn an einem geheimnisvollen Ort ein merkwürdig rundes Ei
awakening memories of totalitarian regimes
These glyphs
As they roam the city
Other more open forms of cooperation and co-creation are emerging alongside the concept of individual singular authorship
the authors examine Kashmir’s occupied territories and the complex ways in which India’s infrastructure of surveillance and occupation is borrowed from Israel’s occupation of Palestine