Edited by: Maggie Rosenau Falling into Insignificance… This means the beach becomes millions of small pebbles and the sea a …
One little flaw – A folk’s Tale
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau The cellphone they found in the pocket of the dead body contained an “unread message.” When …
The Elite
The Elite Edited by: Maggie Rosenau We wait for a ribbon of sunlight. There is nothing else to do. …
Not afraid
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau Artwork: Nour Zantah My mother was afraid to take a shower during the bombing. …
The Appointment
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau Artwork by: Nuri Iyem (1915–2005) My neighbor, who is ninety years old, tries every …
The elder prisoner: Abu Khaled
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau Artwork: Käthe Kollwitz How would you kill another person along with you? With love? …
About nothing
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau There were friends of mine who used to meet up with each other and walk …
Longing
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau I miss things. That’s all I do. Yet, I don’t always know exactly what …
The Trick
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau At any point at all this universe – anywhere – you can stand and say: …
Letters of love and war
Edited by: Maggie Rosenau Here are parts of a collection of letters that were written in two cities. I …