EDITORIAL
ARUN KAPIL
THE VOLTAGE OF FRESH: WHY FRUIT NEEDS FIRE
PHIL HALL PAUL HALAS GORDON LIDL
MEETING HEIKO KHOO
NORMAN B. SCHWARTZ
16. Little Tramp / Rich Man
PAUL HALAS WITH BING SHI
COLOUR, MOVEMENT AND BALLET
MOUNTAIN WEDDING
SUDEEP SEN
YOGESH PATEL
A SPINNING COIN OF DHŪRTĀKHYĀNA
THE RACIAL RESENTMENT OF THE WHITE CALIBAN
DUSTIN PICKERING
ECOLOGICAL DESTRICTION IS CLASS WAR
GORDON LIDL
7. NEVER AGAIN
DAVID YIP
ADEL DARWISH
THE RAMELEH TRAM CARRIES THE LIFE BLOOD OF ALEXANDRIA
POETRY
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Two Short Stories by Beatriz Escalante
Oscar de la Borbolla: Notes on Language
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Ananya Vajpeyi: From Place: Intimate Encounters with Cities
S B EASWARAN: Five Poems
Priscilla Gac-Artigas: Gustavo Gac-Artigas in Translation
In Translation: TWO of Ewa Lipska’s FURTEEN TALES
Geo Milev: Prose Poems Translated by Tom Phillips
New Malden Writers in March
Patrick McManus, John Grant, Karl Rutlidge, Tom Frank & Phil Hall
FILM & POLITICS
GEOPOLITICS
SOCIAL COMMENTRY
TECHNOLOGY
RICHARD STEINHARDT
Gaming out the Iran War
The Continuing US Attack on Indian Non-Alignment
The Mysterious Death Wish of the Western Ruling Class
The Road to Greater Khorasan
PHIL HALL
Lebanon Envy
A Critique of Noam Chomsky’s Work
A Letter to the Apolitical You, Rudi
Solaris and the Loving Sky
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French cuisine ain’t as good as it used to be. The rot set in well before Chirac made his famous remarks, and seems to be accelerating. As someone who has visited and stayed in France frequently over the decades, I chart this decline with great sadness. French cuisine has always been celebrated for its…
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