
Free literary publication exploring the clash between patriarchy and religion and freedom and sexuality. Plus my post-faith musings as I re-read the Quran ten years after losing my faith, with a few writer's journey stories spliced in.
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| Issues | 53 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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One moment Judith is admiring her devoted husband on stage. The next, she learns he’s a bigamist. Set in mid-1990’s Trinidad, Call It Anything But Love will take you on an honest, raw and heartbreaking journey exploring polygamy, and the im...
Greetings lovely readers,
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on the sketches for my novel’s cover-in-the-making.
Widening the pool of people I put the question to had the effect of amplifying the pattern seen in the smal...
Image of author’s copy of Ever Since We Small by Celeste Mohammed
In Ever Since We Small Mohammed is unflinching in her excoriation of every subject we’d rather not talk about. Why is it then, that the thing I want to shout about mo...
Photo by Elena Mishlanova on Unsplash
Cisco didn’t want an apology and he didn’t expect one either. He looked at Arianna wearily, his arms folded.
She deposited her enormous shopping bags at his feet by the sofa and squared off, facing hi...
It was the 80s for two gay teen boys in Trinidad. Moon’s driving licence opened the door to freedom with Adam. Seven years later, Moon is trapped with Adam in his car but is freedom still a choice? Photo by Mert Coşkun: https://www.pexels.c...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for Trouble at Taboo Junction by Amanda Coreishy.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
British-born Trinidadian. Ex-Catholic. Ex-Muslim. Writer of fiction and non-fiction. Creator of the Medium publication, Trouble at Taboo Junction. Advocate for Truth and Conversations. Fan of Courage and lover of tigers.
Dale Mahfood is the author of When Trees Fall, the first in a series of Caribbean novels. He also founded Wood and Water and Hill and Dale here on Substack.
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