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London
Journal
By Raymond Ramcharitar
(Trinidad &
Tobago)
They say and we echo in our
tourist brochures: "Explore your fascination with primitivism on the fringes
of the heart of darkness."
El
Señor de Qoyllur Rit’i
An Essay
with Photos
By Adrian
Locke
(United Kingdom)
&
Vicente
Revilla
(Peru)
The
Vulture
By Abha
Iyengar
(India)
“I deal in women, especially young ones,”
I said. “Young chicks. Young ass.”
Desmodus Rufus
(English
Version)
(Spanish
Version)
By Viviana O'Connell
Translated by Mariana Regalado
(Argentina)
We know which are the easiest prey.
We don't care if they are married. What woman can lament the loss
of such fickle beings.
A Welcome from our
Latin American Editor
Islamic
Calligraphy
The
Inconsequential Politician
Redheads
Reviews
(And More!)
By Dana De
Zoysa
(Sri Lanka)
Instead of “to articulate is to create”
as found in the Graeco-Roman tradition, Islam operates on the principle,
“to create is to articulate.”
*
Ahmed Ali has the dignity of one who knows
deep in his core that he is a day late and an idea short, yet refuses to
be defeated.
*
Non-governmental organizations preoccupied
with grabbing and holding turf end up focusing on the means to the neglect
of the ends.
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