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Poetry can wake us, and in the process we create a shared world or “the commons."

Narrative →

"It is there, where they burn books, that eventually they burn people."

Narrative →

“It’s not the difference in our ages,” he said. “It’s the difference in our...

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Something big is happening in this tiny Tanzanian village.

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"My friend pays for my double cheeseburger, the deal being that he’ll pay for it if I...

Journal Pages →

Reflecting on taking detailed notes while traveling.

Narrative →

There are places you fall in love with and you don't know why.

Narrative →

The back door opened and there stood a man, fresh out of the river below our home.

Photo Essay →

For weeks, Mt. Nyamuragira had been spewing 400-meter high towers of lava. We needed to...

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I watched a woman standing in the sun. And I learned something about Denmark.

Photo Essay →

On fighting in the Red Army near Donetsk: "I lost a lot of childhood friends there."

 

Would you like some dengue fever with your volcano helicopter accident?

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Culture Guides →

It can't be without a few harmonious consequences.

Nonlinear Narrative →

Taking every bus route in Buenos Aires from start to finish.

Journal Pages →

Writer, photographer, and artist Candace Rardon opens up her sketch book.

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“Clusterfuck” is too weak a word for the chaos and carnage the roads have witnessed.

 

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