Interfaith Blasphemy Activist Spirituality

  • Sama al Hamra

    By Reham Bastawi A stream of consciousness about the conflict in North Sudan. Loss…  Loss comes in many forms. For example, losing touch with a friend. This friend at some point in your history meant… Read more

  • Abolish ESOL

    By Henry ‘There is no true word that is not at the same time a praxis. Thus to speak a true word is to transform the world.’ Paulo Freire, the Brazilian writer and teacher, author… Read more

  • Issue 7

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  • For Gaza

    Sharif Gemie Sea, sand, sun The noisy marketplace with Onions, olives and oranges The tight breeze-blocked street ends In a blue Mediterranean illusion Bricks, dust, heat The most crowded place on earth Three religions watch… Read more

  • The Sin of Sodom

    By Jacob Berkson Bio: Jacob is a bad Jew or at least wants to be such. He has a background in full dress analytic philosophy and is currently studying law. He wants to see a… Read more

  • White Man on the Horse

    By Floralis I’m wandering around my grandma’s garden And see her leave the house with a lit cigarette in hand, “Grandma, what are you doing? You don’t smoke.” “Well, today, we are leaving an offering.… Read more

  • ‘Helping people at a Grassroots level’

    Ghazal Tipu talks to Maya Evan, Deputy Leader of Hasting Borough Council and a peace and anti-racism activist. What has been your experience of serving as Deputy Leader of Hastings Council? It’s really, really difficult… Read more

  • The one who haunts and is haunted…

    By Nora Ziegler In moments between sleeping and waking I see things. Ghosts live in those spaces between reality and imagination, between the dead and the living. And sometimes in those spaces I violently shift… Read more

  • Issue 5: Ghosts, Awareness, Conflict and Solidarity

    We are excited to share Bad Apple Issue 5 including stories of haunting, an interview with a peace activist turned labour councillor, reflections from the anarchist bookfair in London, poetry and lots of Baaaad apples.… Read more

  • Bending The Canticle

    By Henry Like many, I have scraps of verse, mostly psalms and poems, in the back of my mind, ready to be called on as needed. I quite often forget the order of the lines… Read more

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