Suswati’s Stories
Suswati BasuI believe storytelling can be used as a device to connect people with vital issues. So here, I will publish various bits of poems, essays, fiction, and non-fiction, that touch on polarising subjects.
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Persona Non Grata
What does it take to belong in a society that doesn’t want you?
“Europe wants immigrant labour but not the immigrant, the profit from the one, not the cost of the other...Globalisation and immigration are part of the same continuum. We a...
Volk
As I watch more riots unfold across the UK, I have been thinking a lot about identity.
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An ink droplet
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Model Myth
"The highest form of belonging is invisibility." Inspired by conversations with people who spoke to me as though I were not a person of colour.
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Backrooms
I recently watched Backrooms and was inspired by its eerie concept of endless, uncanny spaces. This poem is my interpretation of that atmosphere.
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Flattening and friction
If medication alleviates distress but also mutes emotional access, what happens to the creative process that depended on that access?
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Discovering what makes us human, and "how to be". I believe in storytelling to raise awareness of marginalised groups. Writer and journalist, Anthem Award winner, Penny Batchelor ADCI Bursary recipient for crime fiction. Writing poetry these days.
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