Letters

By María Faciolince Martina / The health and liberation of our lands mirror the health and liberation of our bodies. …

By Mattie Balagat / What do we do with this precarity, this vulnerability to everything, everywhere, all at once?…

By Aina Eriksson / We live with death, but most of the time our attention and senses are attuned elsewhere. Would paying attention to death help us live beautifully with the discomfort it brings?…

By Jenny Cariño / I long for it to be a month for burgeoning. We place our wishes for the future into neat little packages that we send off with outstretched hands.…

By Anna Denardin / Human and nonhuman in resonance. How deep it is to let oneself be crossed by the other, how much it is necessary to move from oneself to experience another experience of being.…

By Julia Javier / These days, I have learned to let chaos run freely through my life. Like any guest, chaos needs to be invited into your life.…

By Dru Ubaldo / In what ways does the turbulent urban modernity impact our species? Is it an indifference to sound?…

By Carissa Pobre / We live in complexity, and I’ve always wanted to tell more complex stories, and I’ve also wanted to tell it like it is.…

By María Faciolince / As I write this exercise of emplacement, hummingbirds, guacharacas, azulejos, tangaras and parrots are flying around me taking bites from the plantains we laid out for them. I look at them, they shyly look back. They sing (or…