Wait, Listen, If
“what place at the end of the world/ would have been vast and silent enough/ for me to take your hand…” By Ryan Van Winkle, from our eighth issue.
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The Bumblebee Dreams
“She does not dream of her death, nor play scholar/ to the deaths of her colleagues, whom she mourns/ with only the faintest fizzing.” By Jon Stone, from our eighth issue.
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The Moral of the Story
Morality is difficult enough in life, but morality in literature spans a much richer tapestry writes Maria Amir.
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Literature & Censorship: A Tainted History
From our eighth issue, Sana Hussain writes about the frayed but still consistent relationship between creation and censorship.
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Adapting to the Classics
In which the writer argues films, however refined a medium, cannot (and never will) hold a candle to the novels upon which they are based.
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Oxford University Press Pakistan: Museum & Archives
The Oxford University Press Pakistan Museum & Archives in pictures. Photographed by The Missing Slate’s Nabiha Zeeshan with accompanying text by Ghausia Rashid Salam.
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Phasing Through The Ink
From our eighth issue, Aaron Grierson writes about what literature may mean in the Information Age.
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Winter 2013: Editor’s Letter
A love letter to literature from the magazine’s Editor-in-Chief
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