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  • 04.16
    2024

    Rivers as Emblems of Hope and Resilience: Drowning and Resurfacing in the Ganga

    by Saloni Shokeen I still remember the extreme experience of drowning in the Ganga. A few years back, I went up the river with the intention of acquainting myself with rafting. As we got on our rafts, the river appeared to be calm and serene, except for a few rapids that shook the raft with…

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    Saloni Shokeen

    Anthropocene, Climate Change, Hope
  • 02.26
    2024

    Tossing their heads in sprightly dance

    by Franziska Maria Bergholtz resolve these behavioral cancers beforethey become more sexually suggestiveusing the method is simplea potent message throughout the body being “hit in the head” with a bad ideafear, dominance, confusion, or painthere are over a hundred emotes that let youexpress yourself and swallow women (mostly) can show off their hairpain could also…

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    Franziska Maria Bergholtz

    creative writing, ecopoetics
  • 02.26
    2024

    in sprightly dance

    by Lara Wenisch Working Notes on Lara’s poem: When I set out on the project to unframe Wordsworth, I was hesitant to say the least. To me, it felt challenging to an extent that I doubted I could create a piece that could relate blatantly unemotional material to the vision of the picturesque from Wordsworth’s…

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    Lara Wenisch

    creative writing, ecopoetics
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