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ADI MAGAZINE is a feminist literary journal rehumanizing policy. New pieces weekly!
New York, NY
Joined January 2019
"Telling someone from Brazil that I grew up in the MST almost always involves baggage on their side and mine." Read Carolina Simionato's essay on joys and struggles of movement-building, out today from Adi! https://t.co/yQa0a4ajhU
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"The ghosts have learned how to whistle..." đź‘» Sharing one of our ghostly pieces today for Halloween! Read Jess Masi's short story "Dawn and Her Brother's Ghost" here:
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The ghosts have learned how to whistle. You can hear their lips pressed into the cracks of the floorboards. The sound reminds you of when you would pin a blade of grass between your baby thumbs and...
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"It’s in the fissures, and the resistance, the all around mess where the real learning takes place." Melissa Chadburn's essay "Tilting at Windmills," about day laborers in LA County, activism, and academia, is out today from Adi. Read here: https://t.co/ztupU95yJn
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"Mr. Pal was lost in thoughts that flashed through his mind like the small islands of light in the sea of darkness outside his window." Shigraf Zabhi's short story "Twenty Questions" about train trips, memory, & yearning is up today on the Adi site! https://t.co/zBlhOnKMpY
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Browse our #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth reading list for online reads from @commonmag, @AdiMagazine, @CincinnReview, @sho_journal, @Hopkins_Review, @OffAssignment, and more lit mags:
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For Filipino American History Month, observed annually during the month of October, we asked our member presses and literary magazines to share some of the literature by Filipino American writers...
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"I believe the poem will always lead me where I need to go." Summer Farah interviews Leila Chatti (@laypay) about poetry as play & her new book WILDNESS BEFORE SOMETHING SUBLIME (@CopperCanyonPrs). Their conversation is now out on the website! Read here:
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In Winter 2022, I was lucky enough to be part of Leila Chatti’s Tin House workshop for poetry. At the end of our one-on-one session, she told me she wasn’t sure if she could conceive of a book for...
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"we were here when the Nakba took place that spring. we hid the gold at the bottom of the well near the spring—we knew we’d return. we safeguard your stories when you are silenced." "saber" by Aicha bint Yusif is live today on the Adi website. Read: https://t.co/ctOiekz96r
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"write my name— Malak. not: “female, age unknown.” not: “Gazan civilian in a blue plastic bag." write it today, tomorrow, again— until metaphor is no longer a metaphor." Malak Hijazi writes from Gaza in this new poem from Adi, "A Lullaby for Gaza." READ: https://t.co/SVz0EZbKs4
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My mini poem, titled, "Where do you go when the Genocide is too Loud" is out on @AdiMagazine 🎉 Incredibly honoured that the editors chose to give this piece a home. And, as always, #FreePalestine 🇸🇩
"Where Do You Go When the Genocide is Too Loud?" asks Fatima Abdullahi in this new poem, out today from Adi. READ: https://t.co/tPiAASuZiv
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Dear Kabunian, I love you even though you gave your buhay to our bodies, even though you shaped us from the soup… —Hari Alluri’s “Letter to the Deity Who Told Me Arriving Here Is Difficult as Welcome” in @AdiMagazine #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth
https://t.co/9xcxklZi8W
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I love you / even though what I know of exile / living also includes joy.
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"Where Do You Go When the Genocide is Too Loud?" asks Fatima Abdullahi in this new poem, out today from Adi. READ: https://t.co/tPiAASuZiv
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“On Christmas Day, my family and I wrapped our warm bodies against the arbitrary demarcations of the Canada-U.S. border.” Read Hannah Keziah Agustin’s essay “World Without End” in @AdiMagazine #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth
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On Christmas Day, my family and I wrapped our warm bodies against the arbitrary demarcations of the Canada-U.S. border. Mom, Dad, Ate Han, Mamita, and IÂ were on the American side, and Tito Ben, Tita...
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"Literature can document stories related to the struggle—not just the hardship people face, but also how they achieve victory when they continue to resist." Tristan James Biglete interviews Faye Cura of @GantalaPress in the Philippines! Read: https://t.co/H0flqEUHe1
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Don’t miss new issues that just launched at @1455LitArts, @AdiMagazine, @AfterDinnerCon, @ArtemisJournal, @TSCETweets, @ExactingClam, @GeorgiaReview, and more lit mags!
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We’re proud to share this list of literary journals—all members of CLMP—publishing new poetry, fiction, nonfiction, artwork, and more in September 2025.  1455’s Movable Type | Issue 19 Featuring...
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Congratulations to Adi's Best of the Net nominees (@SundressPub)! We're so proud of our contributors and love a chance to shout out their incredible work. Best of luck to each of these wonderful writers and artists! ♥
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"above from below. below from above. who convinces us that our destiny is unchanging?" Read angel bista's dreamy hybrid fiction, out today on the website! https://t.co/jdOR3wRIhE
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https://t.co/MWEsvqNGwq I've been writing this essay for 3 years and have learned so much from it. On Clarice Lispector and Fernanda Melchor, and the El Salvadoran mega prison CECOT, published by @AdiMagazine 🌹
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Find your weekend reads in our #HispanicHeritageMonth list, which features online works from @AdiMagazine, @CincinnReview, @epistemiclit, @thedrift_mag, @sho_journal, @OffAssignment, @Hopkins_Review, @onestorymag, @commonmag & more lit mags:
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For National Hispanic Heritage Month, observed annually from September 15 to October 15, we asked our members to share with us some of the literature they recommend reading in celebration. (Learn...
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“With great prosperity came great suffering in NATION. People were either born into prosperity or suffering, and sometimes in between.” Find Melina Casados’s “Read Me in Atmosphere” in @AdiMagazine! #HispanicHeritageMonth
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Editor's note: due to formatting, this piece is best viewed on desktop. With great prosperity came great suffering in NATION.People were either born into prosperity or suffering, and sometimes in...
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