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ADI MAGAZINE is a quarterly literary journal rehumanizing policy. Current issue: INTO THE BLANK
New York, NY
Joined January 2019
Reminder that Adi's special issue, PALESTINIAN PERSPECTIVES is live below, with work by Fady Joudah, Fadia Jawdat, Bader Alzaharna, Mikhail De Palraine, Farah Alhaddad, and Lisa Suhair Majaj. More pieces will be added each week. Please read/share ⬇️
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"...in the Congo, we have long been a people outsiders want to forget, a people always already thrown away, always already dying." Read "First Country" by Congolese-born South African poet Sarah Lubala from Adi's Into the Blank issue.
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We joined 🦋 @ We'll be here a while longer, but if you aren't staying, catch Adi on Bluesky!
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"Close your eyes / in a dark room / and choose / which dark to fear." We've been ruminating on this stunning poem, "to birth laws of relational dark" by Leslie McIntosh ever since it was submitted, and it inspired the name of our issue! Read:
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Check out this talk with Adi Publisher Nimmi Gowrinathan that "considers Yoko Ono’s work inside a new line of inquiry that returns to a body re-politicized through the mind." 2/15/25 in NYC!
I will be reflecting on Yoko Ono's body of work through my new text "Occupation and the Body" on February 15th @ParkAveArmory for those in NYC
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Read "Tracing the Revolution: Yasmin El-Rifae on the Radius and the Afterlives of Political Action" with Adi publisher @nimmideviarchy, where they discuss El-Rifae's book RADIUS: A STORY OF FEMINIST REVOLUTION (@VersoBooks) and more.
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"Art and activism for me are inseparable through the work that we do at @ArtLordsNet. Art is the medium and activism is the message. Simple as that." Today we're highlighting this interview with @OmaidSharifi & @farahstlouis! Read:
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RT @CLMPorg: Start your new year by browsing these excellent magazine issues, newly out from @AdiMagazine, @AfterDinnerCon, @ArkanaMag, @ch…
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"La patria. In Spanish, the motherland is really a father figure." In Ruxandra Guidi's "Fatherland," the author grapples with her troubled relationship with her father, as well as her fatherland of Venezuela. Read:
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RT @nimmideviarchy: As many folks are (for the first time) thinking about despots and departure, @AdiMagazine has a new issue out "Into T…
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"I try to imagine birthing at the end of the world." In "First Country," Sarah Lubala writes about exploitation, the state of pregnancy and birthing in the Congo, and the impacts of environment on the unborn, all while pregnant herself. Read:
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“'You eat to live, you don’t live to eat,' my dad would bark at me. Why did he say that?" Marie Vibbert's "Live to Eat" imagines the psychological and familial impacts of a surgical procedure that allows you to forgo eating. Read here:
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"I would like to write you something that centers Haitian joy, Haitian possibility, Haitian softness. These things exist, I promise you they do." Read Idrissa Simmonds-Nastili's "Touching the Elephant" here:
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"The ghosts have learned how to whistle. You can hear their lips pressed into the cracks of the floorboards." In "Dawn & Her Brother's Ghost" by @JessMasi_, the narrator is haunted by her the ghost of her brother who disappeared from the rez as a child.
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"...the ache of exile has become my inheritance, a daily, invisible wound." From Adi Magazine's INTO THE BLANK issue: @achirop's essay "Born Into Exile" explores the ongoing devastation of being denied safety in one's homeland. Read:
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RT @Longreads: “I would like to write you something that centers Haitian joy, Haitian possibility, Haitian softness. These things exist, I…
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RT @ArtLordsNet: Read @OmaidSharifi's interview and see #ArtLords pictures and their stories in this issue of @AdiMagazine
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INTO THE BLANK, Adi Magazine's 20th issue, arrives today! These ( pieces focus on displacement, exile, and the unknown futures we are moving towards. As the year winds down, we hope these pieces spark your imaginations for what 2025 will bring. Read:
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"We must recognize our despair, and name it, to prevent its bottomless darkness from transforming our activist spaces into toxic places of harm." Our staff is reading: "Nothing Will Ever Be the Same Again" by @4noura, from @thenation. Read here:
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RT @CLMPorg: “The journey is southward and also ascending. Accompanying the jungle as it climbs the first buds of the cordillera.” “Detour…
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