“The question is, how do we honor the sacrifice without glorifying war itself? It’s a major issue for all of us, and one I felt keenly as Cartographer grew into the novel it became.” Continue reading
by Terry Hong
The Cartographer is first a story about humanity and what happens to that humanity when confronted with the most inhuman circumstances.
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by Juhi Singhal Karan
There’s something enduring about words that have been inked onto paper by someone for another. These missives have the capacity to reach across space and time . . . [H]ere we bring to you five such missives, five “letters of note” by bloomers. Continue reading
