LIMINAL
Riley HlatshwayoLIMINAL (stylised as LMNL) is a zine and indie media platform founded by Riley Hlatshwayo.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 9 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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weareliminal.substack.comLatest Issues
Coverage Issue 01, featuring Milisuthando, Amazeze, Deaf Republic, & introducing LIMINAL 1, etc.
Coverage is a comprehensive digest collecting weekly articles published on LIMINAL. Compiled and edited by Riley Hlatshwayo under the folder “In which we find words on social commentary, memory as hauntings, and liminal spaces & reshaping t...
Love, Grief, and Adolescent Trauma—Reviewing Kekla Magoon’s “The Minus-One Club”.
This book had no reason to be so viscerally haunting in its depiction of grief, trauma, and living with the void of loving someone who has died. When I finished reading it, I remember being taken back to a line from Ocean Vuong’s On Earth W...
In “Ahmad Alive”, a young reporter tells a harrowing personal account of a nation's resilience under constant fire.
Ahmad Ghunaim’s documentary short is an incredibly searing and essential contribution to the growing zeitgeist of films and commentary coming out of Palestine in the wake of the world’s renewed attention to the region following October 7th,...
Deafness As a Kind of Resistance—Reviewing Ilya Kaminsky’s “Deaf Republic.”
Deaf Republic by Ilya Kaminsky is one of those books I will always return to. I think that is the case with poets and the work they create. This right here is a powerful collection of poetry, and I will always recommend it.
I first came ac...
What Jordy Sank’s “Amazeze” teaches us about the violence of dehumanisation.
Jordy Sank’s short film, Fleas, does not only shed light on the country’s xenophobia and consequent obsession with the persecution of foreign immigrants, but also how dehumanisation breeds the ground for unchecked violence.
The film tells...
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