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We're delighted to announce Uyen Dang's "Souvenirs" as the winner of BWR's 2024 Flash Contest, selected by Intan Paramaditha!
In Uyen's own words: "I'd been thinking about the mobility of a wound while writing this piece, wondering about its traffic across history and bodies, and what forms it might take, based on its origins and destination. Maybe it'll present as pink in one place, a lip in another, then surface elsewhere as silence."
We can’t wait for our readers to experience this remarkable work of flash fiction. Look for “Souvenirs” in issue 51.2 of BWR, coming in early 2025.
Congratulations, Uyen! And our heartfelt thanks to every writer who trusted us with their flash (fiction, nonfiction, and everything in-between) this year.
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Uyen Phuong Dang (@_uyendang) is a Vietnamese American writer from Saigon, Vietnam. Her stories have appeared in Hayden’s Ferry Review, The Cincinnati Review, CRAFT, and elsewhere. The recipient of scholarships and fellowships from Tin House, Fulbright, and Dartmouth, she is currently pursuing her PhD in Sociocultural Anthropology at Yale University, where she's also at work on a story collection centered on reclaiming the myths and memories of Vietnamese daughters.
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Rest In Power Marcellus Khalifah Williams 🤍 In remembering Marcellus Williams, we honor the gifts he gave us through his poetry.
Featured poem: “At last…Another Heartbeat”. Written as a reflection of his loneliness during incarceration. Courtesy of the Innocence Project.
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my heart hurts
Our beloved Refaat Alareer (@itranslate123) wrote these words in October, but they had not been published until now. @intifada is grateful to have the honor to share them with the world. When I read them, I can hear his voice. electronicintifada.net/conte…
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We launch this mutual aid fund to support current and former @kundimanforever staff impacted by the hostile working conditions created by the Board of Trustees.
bit.ly/kundiman-staff-fund

ALT Green and pink graphic with text: We launch this mutual aid fund to support current and former @kundimanforever staff impacted by the hostile working conditions created by the Board of Trustees. We aim to raise $27,300 which will cover housing and health care costs for Kundiman staff plus a 5% admin fee for Kaya Press. We hope this will provide them a safety net in case of sudden termination and/or allow them to begin to address pressing health needs. Share and donate to the mutual aid fund: bit.ly/kundiman-staff-fund
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Aside from all the layers of abhorrence here, I paused at how we are witnessing Gaza, in real time, becoming a "moment" in US lingo. Just as they say "Vietnam" to refer to, not the place or its people, but how they wrecked it.
We don't exist to name & mark your deranged history.
really thrilled that pankaj mishra is expanding on his brilliant LRB essay, "The Shoah After Gaza," with @penguinpress
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UPDATE! Thanks to the incredible generosity of @openpoetrybooks the W4G bookstore is now housed on their site! We curated a list of books, some by Palestinians, some by people teaching workshops, some just bc. Buy a book! All proceeds go to Mohammed's fam! open-books-a-poem-emporium.m…
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this is a good google doc w fundraisers for gaza sudan congo and other places pls look into it if you’re able to if not spread it pls docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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The names of 15,000 children killed in Gaza will be read aloud in Berlin tomorrow.
lithub.com/the-names-of-1500…
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The more I am learning about the Palestinian struggle, the more I discover about its abundant biodiversity. So, I made this to highlight some of the birds found in Palestine.
One day, all life in Palestine will be free. 🇵🇸
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Many Gazan students have to withdraw from our online courses "since they can't guarantee they will be alive by the end of the semester".
(Received from our partner An-Najah University)



























