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Spotlight: Musician Asfandyar Khan
Interviewed by Verda Adil Asfandyar Khan is a young Pakistani musician whose first EP ‘Snow Makes Things Perfect’ debuted last year. TMS rep Verda Adil, and Mr. Khan met at a local hangout—Hotspot—in Islamabad, beneath ...
Expanding the Web
Vote ‘yes’ for digital democracy. By Aaron Grierson We’ve all experienced the Internet before, perhaps not in all of its glory, but let’s face it, there are some places we just shouldn’t go. Some of the website...
The Inclusion of Folklore as Exclusive
Omri Luzon writes about the fairytale's place in religion and history among others.
The Much That Binds Us
By Paul Grant On support for the indie bookshop. “Much Binding” is a small bookshop on the North Norfolk coastline. Tucked away within the folds of a former Victorian seaside resort, it occupies a pivotal position within th...
The Critics: Voice Recognition
Voice Recognition: 21 poets for the 21st century, edited by James Byrne and Clare Pollard (Bloodaxe: 2009) 168pp ISBN: 978-1-679-85224-838-3 Most poetry anthologies shouldn’t be assessed in terms of their ideological s...
Tombstone Blues
Nicholas Sharaf writes about the importance of rising against oppression through the arts.
Spotlight: Amra Khan
Amra Khan, is an Islamabad-born Pakistani artist, currently living and working in Lahore. She graduated from National College of Arts, Lahore with a distinction in painting in 2008. She is presently doing her masters in visual ...
Where Cotton is Mothered
– for mike the promised land is quarantined. double plurals are discontinued and our melodies hated. religious and destitute orphans fitted for coffins then cloned to the capillaries learn the slavery of sl...
Body as Question Mark
He tells lovers I never smile at my own body, its not home, ’til your touch. He tells strangers take your fill. And they do and they go. —S Shaw ——————————R...
