Las reglas invisibles
Por: María Saavedra A continuación, un diseño gráfico que sirve de metáfora de las reglas invisibles que nos obligan -sin que nos demos...
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Anónima
Oct 256 min read
La caída de un ángel
Por: Anónima Atardecer de invierno en Míchigan, tomada tres semanas después de terminar la relación. Esta es la historia de cómo aprendí...
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Eleonora Gonella
Oct 257 min read
Flevit super illam
Por: Eleonora Gonella ¿Cuán “nuestra” puede considerarse una vida si hay un destino que la determina? (Foto del sitio web oficial del...
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Angel Perdomo
Oct 252 min read
Mother Theresa
Por: Angel Perdomo The figure in question, and being questioned. As a teen full of angst and rants about God I read a quote by nun...
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Rocío Barbosa Cano y Mercedes Martínez Ramos
Oct 252 min read
Once etapas de un amor controlado(r)
Por: Rocío Barbosa Cano y Mercedes Martínez Ramos Es curioso como el control es bivalente, dual, binario –tan idealizado si es interno,...
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Rachel Murphy
Oct 254 min read
On dying, on living
By: Rachel Murphy Rachel with her dad, Kevin, and stepmom, Teresa, at the Lily Pad Hopyard Brewery in Lancing, TN, 2022. “I am...
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Eleonora Gonella
Sep 2710 min read
Régimen de confianza mutua
Por: Eleonora Gonella Cuando Emilia, al final de la tragedia de Otelo, dice: Y muero, hablando de lo que yo creo cierto, verbaliza lo que...
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Pablo Felipe
Sep 272 min read
Relato sobre el silencio y un gato cualquiera
Por: Pablo Felipe El gato temporal de autor. El gato busca el silencio. Si duerme plácido y hay comida en el plato, todo está bien. Si...
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Isabel Brush-Mindell
Sep 274 min read
We want to live
By: Isabel Brush-Mindell The author’s vibrant and multicolored street. As I absentmindedly spin my keys on the way home, I take in my...
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Lizzy Lawrence
Sep 274 min read
Two silences
By: Lizzy Lawrence A couple quietly eating dinner together. The following is a fictional piece. All she could hear was the screech of his...
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Angel Perdomo
Sep 275 min read
Vignettes of Poblenou
By: Angel Perdomo 8:30 in the morning. The sound of jackhammer and the beeps of loading trucks and excavators serves as my alarm clock...
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Adrian Konstantinov
Sep 273 min read
The silent costs of screens
By: Adrian Konstantinov Ironically, an AI image of complete absorption — a stark reminder of our screen-bound reality and the grip...
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Max Marcovitch
Aug 303 min read
Golf: The loathsome, brilliant, complicated game
By: Max Marcovitch The author in the midst of his contradiction. I think I can guess your mental picture of golf. You see some sticks and...
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Isa Cueto
Aug 301 min read
Child with prima donna
By: Isa Cueto The following is a collage made from magazine paper and glue, with a written reflection by the author. A contradiction...
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Angel Perdomo
Aug 307 min read
The cabin
By: Angel Perdomo The character John's inner warped white room. The following is a fictional piece. He was patient #23069. He was...
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José Antonio Figueras Flores
Aug 304 min read
Madrid, el agujero negro en el que nos quedamos
Por: José Antonio Figueras Flores El autor y su colega leyendo un libro en el Retiro. Hace unas semanas tuve una conversación con una...
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Magdalena Mihaylova
Aug 301 min read
Hero
By: Magdalena Mihaylova The heroine of the following poem is much like the young woman in Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's sketch from 1896...
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Finn Richard
Aug 303 min read
Founding Fathers: Reconciling history
By: Finn Richard Whenever you visit the historic sites and monuments of the Founding Fathers, they are always pristine and well kept....
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Greta Klaus
Jul 264 min read
Student spaces
By: Greta Klaus (structural guidance from Abigail Dejene) Students deserve more grace in their space. There are a lot of spaces that...
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Concepción Velez
Jul 262 min read
El espacio que ocupa tu recuerdo
Por: Concepción Velez La lluvia ha disuelto tu imagen, pero no el espacio que ocupa tu recuerdo. el espacio dejó de tener significado...
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