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FEATURE: DECIPHERING THE GHOST OF JACKSON C. FRANK
Diego Morales, Atwood Magazine An in-depth listen of the 1965 self-titled album by Jackson C. Frank, one of folk’s most brilliant and forgotten records. Listen: ‘Jackson C. Frank’ – Jackson C. Frank In the field of creative endeavour, anything that can confuse us totally is generally given over to rejection or abject praise.” This quote appears …
İlkyaz’s New Issue Is Lıve!
İlkyaz’s new works are now live and can be found below and throughout the postings on the English homepage! As İlkyaz, we work to introduce three young writers every month. We translate these works, which are be made up of a short stories or poems, into English and endeavour to introduce them to readers outside of …
Tradıng Mısery for Death: The Tragıc Death of a Young Sudanese Poet
Translations and a tribute to a young Sudanese poet who drowned, last week, in the Mediterranean Sea: By Adil Babikir, Arablit A young Sudanese poet’s prediction of his fate came true last week when he drowned in the Mediterranean. Abdel Wahab Yousif, better known as Latinos, died when a rubber boat packed with African immigrants …
Poem of the week: Before It Is All Gone by Ifigenija Simonović
A tough-minded reflection on the cost of being a witness to traumatic history – shared via Carol Rumens at The Guardian Before It Is All Gone It will be different – nobody will cry, nobody will be cold, nobody will stand at the door, it will be better, for sure. I have to repeat this to …
On Empathy – Poem by Bettina Judd
what it sounds like is a bird breaking small bones against glass. the least of them, a sparrow, of course. you’re about to serve dinner and this is the scene. blame the bird, the impertinent windows, try not to think of the inconvenience of blood splattering violet in the dusk. how can you eat after …