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Tibetan glacial lake drainage triggered deadly flood in Nepal, climate body says
Floods · Tibet

Tibetan glacial lake drainage triggered deadly flood in Nepal, climate body says

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Memoir shines light on silent issues
Bullying · Johannesburg

Memoir shines light on silent issues

Memoir shines light on silent issues Minenhle.Thusi Sun, 07/13/2025 - 09:54 JOHANNESBURG - A powerful new memoir by Bontle Chauke is giving voice to the silent battles faced by many young South Africans. WATCH | Youth encouraged to become innovators and tackle unemploymentWalk in My Shoes traces her personal journey through bullying, absent fatherhood, and struggles with identity ultimately leading to healing, self-acceptance, and purpose.Chauk…See the Story
REVIEW: Frontier: A Memoir & a Ghost Story by Erica Stern
Minnesota · Minnesota

REVIEW: Frontier: A Memoir & a Ghost Story by Erica Stern

Reviewed by Leslie Lindsay Twenty years ago, in a Prairie-style community hospital in the middle of a Minnesota cornfield, I gave birth to my first daughter. Like Erica Stern, I was on the edge of a new frontier. Like Erica Stern, I had idealized motherhood through tender diaper commercials and anodyne magazines with blisteringly serene mother-baby moments. Having lived in New Orleans, Stern relocated to Chicago. After my time in Minnesota, I re…Read Article

REVIEW: The Sun Won’t Come Out Tomorrow: The Dark History of American Orphanhood by Kristen Martin

Reviewed by Carolyn Roy-Bornstein What many of us know about orphans has been shaped largely around fiction. From the comic strip Little Orphan Annie to the novel series The Boxcar Children; from Annie the musical to after school TV specials like Party of Five, the narrative arc of the American orphan is the same. Parents die an untimely death. Orphaned children are taken in by cruel adults who serve to magnify the children’s misfortune. Ultimat…United States · United StatesRead Article

REVIEW: The Boat Not Taken: A North Korean Daughter and Her Mother’s Story by Joanna Choi Kalbus

Reviewed by Dorothy Rice The Boat Not Taken: A North Korean Daughter and Her Mother’s Story (Betty; May 2025) by Joanna Choi Kalbus is one of the first titles from WTAW Press’ (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit) new imprint, Betty, established by director and editor-in-chief Peg Alford Purcell specifically for books by women, with the goal of showcasing the diversity of women’s voices. Choi Kalbus’ memoir is a particularly apt choice for the fledgling impri…North Korea · North KoreaRead Article

Lightly buttered toasts, with strawberry jam by Andrea Lius

I turned on my side when I heard the gentle flick of the light switch. The sudden brightness of the cool, white overhead fluorescent lights would’ve startled me more had I not only been pretending to sleep. My mother sat on the edge of the bed, holding a bottle of pills. “I don’t have to leave you, you know,” she said. I blinked a couple of times, adjusting to the light. I stared across my bedroom, listening to the whirring noise from inside our…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

There There by Sonja Larsen

There there, my father says to the crying baby he is rocking in his arms, it’s not easy being little is it? And for a minute I feel so jealous I can hardly breathe. My dad must’ve talked to me like that once, but he has a new family now and I’m staying in the guest room, nineteen and fresh out of what we are all calling a bad situation. I’m never going to let him see me cry, and he’s never going to wrap me in his arms and say there there. There’…Vancouver, British Columbia · VancouverRead Article

Long Morning by Diana Toubassi

When the elevator shudders to a halt, I reach out to steady myself, to quell the rise of bile in my throat. I look up to Dr. Edwards beside me – I still call him that in my head – and force a thin smile. “Uh-oh,” he says. I’m not sure I can speak. I’ve tried before, at this phase of the cresting wave, and found myself cupping a pool of vomit in my hands. The elevator’s buttons all light up simultaneously, a grotesque machine-orange, then fade ou…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

Glossary of Inversions by A.N. Weissman

When I was three, I cut my hair with safety scissors just to hear the sound of the blade. Straw-colored strands feathered down into the trash can, and my mother screamed at me. Tried her loving best to even out the pieces. Before factory farms and milk machines, particles of hay dust would fall into open milk buckets. When farmers made the milk into cheese, the hay particles would weaken the curd structures, trapping tiny pockets of gas inside. …Richmond, United States · RichmondRead Article

The Ice in Spring by Matthew Trumbull

It was late April and I was nine, roaming the muddy woods near Lake Minnewashta with Aaron and Michael, kicking old snow. Stepping over a root, I noticed a strange hole underneath and the three of us crouched to peer in. It was a nest of garter snakes, dozens of them, writhing over and through one another in a living braid. Michael looked at Aaron in a way that made me nervous. They were each older than me by a year. Aaron wore long hair and hea…New Jersey · New JerseyRead Article

The Woman in Unit 2 by Rachel Veznaian

On October 9, I receive four texts from Gretchen, my upstairs neighbor and self-appointed building manager. They’re frantic, but the gist of them is the same. “Do you smell that sewage smell?” “No. But I really can’t smell.” Cigarettes, gasoline, and fish markets. Those are the three things I can actually smell. “I’m gonna tell Ang we need a plumber.” “Your call.” “Last time it smelled like this, we had a sewage backup, and I called the plumbers…Wellness · BostonRead Article

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