The Moon is a Sickle
An ongoing weekly corresponence in an age of genocide, climate collapse and late late late capitalism from authors Juana Adcock and Henry Bell
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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What should our anti-fascism look like?
Dear Comrade,
I had a drink with a pal the other night who reads these letters. A friend who, although I share a huge amount of my life and politics with, I rarely get the time to engage with on the sorts of things that are in these messa...
You will give me the weapon, Poetry
Dear Comrade,
I’m writing from an actual town called “Thank you” - Gracias, Lempira, in Honduras. The fact that life has brought me here feels like a bit of an over the top reminder that I focus on gratitude. Gratitude as one of the most p...
What we are meant to accept as normal
Dear Comrade,
You didn't publish your last letter to me, and I don't know if that is because you were in too much pain to do so, or too low, or because you couldn't see the value in it. However, I was -- and remain -- extremely grateful f...
Who has the right to the future?
Dear Comrade,
I feel very conscious of the pain you have been in this last week. I hope that it is lessening. It reminds me that i have never had any kind of chronic pain or suffering in my life and that i cannot really imagine the contour...
What is the true cost of a dead river?
Dear Comrade,
I will be brief, because life is brief:
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