River’s Invisibility
Tushar Dhawal Singh (India) – translated by Nikita Parik
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Teacher
Iryna Vikyrchak (Ukraine / France) my biggest teacher was born same day, as was i for me he existed… Read More »Teacher
Poems by Mani Rao
Mani Rao (India) IF WE LIVE LONG ENOUGH, WE SHALL One day we shall all find our Orphan-age Ordained… Read More »Poems by Mani Rao
D.D.D.
Sabine Venaruzzo (France) Dad Daddy Died Time flies in these words This is my new tempo D.D.D. As a never-ending… Read More »D.D.D.
Parenthood
Bob DCosta (India) When the helpless little bundle stirs and the rustle of the tiny feet brush ever so gently… Read More »Parenthood
Fathers and Sons: A Tale of Two Upbringings
Sarabjeet Garcha (India) One evening, my grandfather made a bonfire of all the schoolbooks of my uncle, my father’s youngest… Read More »Fathers and Sons: A Tale of Two Upbringings
Don’t You Dare: A Phenomenology of Violence
Tim Tomlinson (USA) All week, every week, it was games games games. Flipping baseball cards—topsies, leaners, knock-downs, nearsies. Stoopball, wiffle… Read More »Don’t You Dare: A Phenomenology of Violence
Parental Utopia
Jesús Sepúlveda (Chile/ USA) Father is sitting on the bed. His hips are broken. There is a curfew outside. Father’s… Read More »Parental Utopia
Bonds on Earth…
Photographs by Biswajit Mukherjee