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Migrating Words

Fiction & Essays from Atopia

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The disappearance of Ali S.

Short story

Juan Rulfo’s The Burning Plains and Other Stories

A journey to the unbearable center of a book tip

The bey of Rudo

Visiting my hometown after 34 years of absence

I'm visiting my hometown next week - after 34 years of absence

The town where I was born is called Rudo.

Episode #12 - Award-winning writer Tomas Moniz

Capturing the Bay Area vibe, grief and writing, and the importance of plants

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Can I pay you in chickens?

Short story

Are the recent AI literary scandals changing everything?

Thoughts on the Olga Tokarczuk and Granta prize scandals

A day in the life of a humanitarian immigration lawyer

Guest post on the tragicomic absurdities of being an immigration lawyer

The enigma of M. Stanić

Short story

Delirium cosmicum ajvaris

Short story

The US birthright citizenship case reveals the nativist capture of America’s highest legal institution

Or, how political power shapes and reshapes law

Notes on time and versions of nostalgia

Or, why it's okay to be a copy

Where a story comes from

A brief note on the strangeness of how a story of mine came to be

The mirrors at the End of Days, as told by Lyra

Short story

Foreigners at the Original

Short story

The future of UNRWA and Palestinian refugees

My 2024 lecture at the Refugee Festival Scotland

Søren Kierkegaard: The self as synthesis, despair, and the leap of faith

From my lectures on Existentialism

Introduction to political theology: Definitions, history, and contemporary relevance

From my lectures on political theology

Jean-Paul Sartre's atheistic existentialism: Radical freedom and encountering the Other

From my lectures on Existentialism

Episode #11 - Award-winning writer Sofi Stambo

Joking about sad things, how life writes itself, and mistaking JD Salinger for his Bulgarian translator

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