Silence That Teaches: On Moving to Japan and Reading Haiku Again By Zary Fekete
“[Tokyo] was not the city I expected to teach me anything about Haiku.” – excerpt from Silence That Teaches, non-fiction by Zary Fekete #TheMetaworker
The Metaworker Literary Magazine
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“[Tokyo] was not the city I expected to teach me anything about Haiku.” – excerpt from Silence That Teaches, non-fiction by Zary Fekete #TheMetaworker
Three micro fiction pieces by Angelo Bariga Allito #TheMetaworker
“Emerald did not tell Harrison that she worked at BIT, the London underground information service.” excerpt from Emerald in the Seventies, fiction by Joan Slatoff #TheMetaworker
“walk the highway until you see the billboard ad of the same two politicians, year-marked with bad graffiti and dust…” – excerpt from To find your grandmother’s house, poetry by Yev Gelman #TheMetaworker
Matthew, Marina, Melissa, and Elena talk about Mina Rozario’s flash fiction fantasy story, Rangoli Man. We gush about saying a lot in very few words, the utopian fairy-tale tone, and the story’s fascinating dive into Indian culture.