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The Tracks Around Bulbjerg

Dorthe Nors

The following essay, “The Tracks around Bulbjerg”, is from A Line in the World: A Year on the North Sea Coast. by Dorthe Nors. It’s exposed as a stump of tooth. Continue reading →

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An illustration of a child standing on a dark street corner next to a wall covered in graffiti. He stands under a streetlamp, and in front of him, the shadow of a horned beast is pointing.

Artist Shaun Tan Makes the Familiar Strange

Kyo Maclear

Sometimes it’s disappointing to meet an artist you truly admire but meeting my fellow panelist Shaun Tan at the Melbourne Writers Festival in 2017 only fed my admiration. No one evokes Continue reading →

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The cover of "The River You Touch". It shows an aerial view of trees surrounding a rushing blue river. The text is in white. The cover is placed on an abstract image of various shades of blue swirled together and reminiscent of water.

Begin, O Small Boy, to be Born

By Chris Dombrowski

This piece is excerpted from The River You Touch: Making a Life on Moving Water by Chris Dombrowski. The manifold radiance of an expectant mother: hips widened to the hilt, abrupt, Continue reading →

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A drawing of Manuel and Sandra. They are in black and white, surrounded by green, pink, and blue blobs. Next to Sandra on the righ, there is an orange stem with leaves, and next to Manuel on the left, there is a blue stem with leaves

Encounters with Spirit: An Interview with Sandra Cisneros

Sandra Cisneros & Manuel Muñoz

Manuel Muñoz: Your new piece in Orion, “The Beautiful Unforeseen,” is a very complex essay. It starts in Mexico on a trip that you took with your parents when you were Continue reading →

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Art of a woman with long dark braids. She is in turquoise water, surrounded by pink, blue, and purple fish. One swims in front of her, covering her eyes.

The Metamorphosis of Marie Martin

Nadine Tomlinson

Orion Magazine · The Metamorphosis Of Marie Martin This story won 2022’s Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors climate-fiction contest from Fix, Grist’s solutions lab. Imagine 2200 asked writers to Continue reading →

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