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Behind the Lines

Two depictions of the Great War

Rocket Men

It’s going to be a long, long time

When Suppertime Came

We still don’t know why the Fitzgerald went down

Rudrapriya Rathore

Rudrapriya Rathore’s work has appeared in Joyland, Minola Review, This Magazine, Hazlitt, and the Walrus, among others. She lives in Toronto.

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Never Home: Djamila Ibrahim’s Debut

Lineage and longing in a story collection that spans Addis Ababa and Toronto January 2018
To the exiled, the emigrants, and the displaced, a homeland can turn into a parent more powerful than any other. The desire to belong authentically to a nation, to align one’s identity markers and political ideals with its values, to be accepted by this authority and protected in return—it resembles the meaning one looks for in…