Exiled Ink Magazine
Issue 7
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This issue of Exiled Ink magazine speaks to the loss, tragedy and senselessness of so much violence and endless wars. From wars that go under-reported, like that of Sudan and South Sudan, the forgotten conflicts in Iraq and Syria and the suffering of the Rohingya from Myanmar, to the more widely reported wars in Ukraine and Gaza, one thing echoes through these pages – a longing for peace and a hope for a better future. Here we feature the diverse work of the exiled writers themselves who will not be silenced. Plus, read an interview with Maia Elsner and a range of book reviews. There is art by exiled visual artists too.
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Writing the Age of Conflict
Special Theme: Writers’ Quests for Meaning During and Post Conflict
-South Sudanese and Sudanese Exiled Writers
-Ukraine: Writing during Conflict
-Forgotten Conflicts: Iraq and Syria
-Palestinian Poetry and Gaza
-Rohingya Refugee Writers and Conflict
-Book Reviews
Exiled Ink Magazine
Issue 6
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This exciting issue not only draws attention to the hidden conflicts of Democratic Republic of Congo and of Yemen through the voices of exiled writers but also focuses on poetry of protest, memory held by lands, Antakya, oppressed writers, the narrative of exile in Britain and reviews of events and books.
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-Poetry of Protest: The Land
-Exiled Writers and Forgotten Conflicts
-Poetry of Protest: Iran
-Exiled In Britain
-Oppressed Writers
-Letters from and Imprisoned Turkish Writer and Kurdish Poet
-Book Reviews
-Events and activities
Exiled Ink is a magazine by Exiled Writers Ink, designed and published by Afsana Press.
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An innovative magazine reflecting exciting, different voices in a new cultural environment. Literature, discussion, commentary. The magazine is unique in providing an insight into dislocation and cultures of exile, both through the voices of exiled writers and through their literary work.
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Exiled Writers Ink, founded in 2000, brings together established and developing writers from repressive regimes and war-torn situations and it equally embraces migrants and
exiles. Providing a safe, welcoming space for writers to be heard, Exiled Writers Ink develops and promotes the creative literary expression of refugees, migrants and exiles, increases their representation in the mainstream literary world, develops cross cultural dialogue and advocates human rights and social justice through literature and literary activism.