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By Mehreen Ahmed  On chilled grey dawn, I hear a call out. I get out of bed fumbling and reach for my shawl.
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By Rebel Tipton  Capitalism will tell you that you are never doing enough. You aren't cleaning enough, you aren't making enough, you aren't even shitting enough. That's right, your productivity is down in the bowel department and HR is going to have a talk with you this afternoon.
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 Cover image by Diode Editions Let me first say that I will always be a sucker for anything to do with fairy tales, folklore, history, memory, and ancestry. Where the Wolf is a combination of complicated memory as told through fables and elegies.
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By Alex Carrigan We tend to cling to traditions and essential moments in our lives in order to give some grounding to everything we do. We want to believe that life is more than death and taxes, and so we look for the moments that will affirm our existence and force us to confront them with the culmination of our experiences. But for those whose lives lack almost anything to begin with, searching for and engaging in these rites can be more daunting and more harrowing than expected.
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By Ghia Vitale  Grimoire by Jacob Moses offers a unique, poetic blend of magick, nature, and Jewish spirituality you can’t find elsewhere. This book is the biggest and best poetry collection that Moses has released to this date.
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