On the Brink of Belief by Kazim Ali Chicken with Plums The narrator is their eight-year-old

The narrator is their eight-year-old grandson who spends his days playing cricket and climbing the tang kul in the garden

together in companionable silence

which grew out of a course that William Zinsser taught at Yale

Maggie Smith breaks down creativity into ten essential elements: attention

early modern witch-hunts

On the Brink of Belief by Kazim Ali Chicken with Plums The narrator is their eight-year-oldDjinns linger in homes, an Assamese grandmother says. Peculiar cousins haunt Kashmiri family trees. Redemption for Shaitan is found on a bathroom floor in Lahore. In Dhaka, questions hang heavy in a police cell. Farewell emails offer closure to a relationship set against the backdrop of the decriminalization bill in Sri Lanka. And in a quiet kitchen somewhere in Nepal, memories still glow like flames. In this collection, twenty four LGBTQIA+ writers