Philosophy
Beautiful Injustice
Equality is one of those rare words that almost no one objects to.
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01 / Recently published
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Society
The Saint on the Hill
We know of the soul that breathed new life into Sylhet.
Fiction
Cannibal
War feeds on nations; hunger feeds on men—until the starving can no longer tell whether they are victims, survivors, or cannibals.
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03 / Published works
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8 works
Philosophy
Beautiful Injustice
Equality is one of those rare words that almost no one objects to.
Society
The Saint on the Hill
We know of the soul that breathed new life into Sylhet.
Fiction
Cannibal
War feeds on nations; hunger feeds on men—until the starving can no longer tell whether they are victims, survivors, or cannibals.
Society
Don’t Call Us Pretty, Call Us Medusa
I was terrified when I first learned of Medusa.
Fiction
Mnemosyne of Oneiroi
Phren has, for some time, been occupied by a recurring phenomenon.
Personal Essays
A Daughter’s Deadline
What is chosen freely carries meaning. What is imposed carries weight.
Fiction
The Witness
The first thing I noticed about her was that she seemed strangely untouched by the room.
Philosophy
The Monster Was Always the Monster: What Frankenstein Gets Right About Ugliness and Evil
Mary Shelley’s novel raises a question we’ve been too polite to answer honestly.