Category: Health Written by Sara Coughlin

  Photographed by Molly Cranna.   It's official — fall is here, and we're already knee-deep in pumpkin-flavored everything. Break out of your PSL-laden routine (while still

Category: Fashion Written by Farah Zaki

I got engaged this past week, and I have no words to describe my joy; it was an unforgettable night. I was engrossed in various different activities and had no time to update my blog. I do have a lot of details in my pocket that I want to share; I shall endeavour to post a

Category: Books Written by Mlynxqualey

Lebanese-American novelist Rabih Alameddine’s The Angel of History hasn’t yet appeared — it’s available next month — but it’s already made the 2017 longlist of the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence. 

This review first appeared on BookWitty:

Category: Books Written by Mlynxqualey

There is little joy or stability for the central characters in Khaled Khalifa’s No Knives in the Kitchens of This City, now translated by Leri Price and published by Hoopoe this fall:

The book’s little-joy-ness won’t come to a surprise to fans of the

Category: Technology Written by Lilli Petersen

Photographed by Bianca Valle. Goodbye, paperwork printouts and lines at the DMV. Hello, registering while in line for coffee.

Starting today, you can register to vote over text message or Facebook

Category: Books Written by Joginder Tuteja

‘Why Abhishek Bachchan?’

Well, many are expected to have this question on seeing a book around the actor hitting the stands. This isn’t all. It is a coffee table book, a good 200 odd page affair that has been put together by photojournalist Pradeep Chandra for the 40

Category: Books Written by Mlynxqualey

A number of recent novels have addressed the relationship between Muslim, Christian, and Jewish populations of Baghdad. Iraqi writer Ali Shakir tells his story:

By Ali Shakir

Who would have thought?

At the age of ten, I took to the stage in my primary school in Baghdad to