An independent, ad-free leftist magazine of critical essays, poetry, fiction, and art.

Nawel Abdallah is a Palestinian-Tunisian poet and writer based in Berlin. With degrees in Medical Biotechnology and North American Studies, she explores themes of identity, memory, and belonging in both Arabic and English. Her poetry has been featured in And Other Poems and Tint Journal.
  • “Where do you bury a little boy’s leg?”

    “Where do you bury a little boy’s leg?”

    Invoking Dr. Ghassan Abu Sittah’s devastating question, “Where do you bury a little boy’s leg?,” poet Nawel Abdallah meditates on the Zionist entity’s unimaginable brutality towards Palestinian children.