The Calcuttan in Korea: Jinju – A City of Returning Histories
By Reeti Roy || Jinju is one of those places that refuses to stay contained inside a single narrative. You arrive thinking you are looking at a regional Korean city, … Read More
Book Review: The Corrections
Reviewed by Michael Attard || The Corrections By Jonathan Franzen 566 pages, Picador, 2002 (Original 2001) The family grew up in the American mid-western town of Saint Jude. Saint Jude … Read More
Poetry: The Marbles We Lost to Time
By Tabbu Shaikh || Passing time… As it left, it stole so many of our things. And merely handed us the count of growing age upon our fingers. Now I … Read More
Poetry: Gentle Hand of Night
By Tamara Pantović When a terrible night with fiery wings crosses the river, calm waters begin to sing with a voice of endless pain and shudder. When the midnight wind … Read More
Untergang: A Small Book Café with Big Conversations
By Saqib Sharif || In a sweltering evening last August, a friend invited me to the opening of a new book café. When I entered the address into my map, … Read More
D’s Café Column: Let’s Jazz It Up – A Little Change from My Usual Café Reviews
By Dhivyaa S. P. || Usually, I write about cafés. Cozy interiors, good coffee, and hidden gems around the city have always been my thing. But this time, I wanted … Read More
More Than Just a Gym: How I Ended Up at the CNU Sports Center
By Dhivyaa S. P. || So lately, I’ve been overwhelmed with deadlines, research, and a few personal things that completely drained me. Both mentally and physically, I felt exhausted. At … Read More
Sports Focus: Gwangju FC Reloads for Second-Half Revival
By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) || Gwangju FC hopes to transform their season after a difficult first half, using an ambitious recruitment drive to overcome the setbacks caused by a player … Read More