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Fiction & Verse
LiveWire Turns One: Here are 12 Articles You Liked the Most
From the prevalence of divisive politics and an 'un-woke' meme culture to sexist chat shows and India's #MeToo movement.
For Kashmiris in India, War is an Everyday Meal
In the aftermath of the February 14 Pulwama terror attack, a Florida-based Kashmiri poet questions the current violence and disquiet in the Valley and beyond.
On Taming Self-Doubt and Dissonance
It arrives softly, driving anxiety up your torso, hiking up your spine and into your head.
Slaying the Snark: What Lewis Carroll’s Nonsense Poem Tell Us About Reality
We talk about ‘common sense’ or dismiss things as ‘nonsense’, but we rarely think about what sense itself is until it goes missing.
An Indian Woman’s Story, Or a Tribute to Hannah Gadsby
As Hannah Gadsby says, "when you destroy a woman, you destroy her story."
My Ceiling is Not Your Son’s Playground
A poem about the different expectations we keep for girls and boys in the same family.