Daniela Tiranti highlights the struggle for authentic representation of disabled characters.

In this short story by French writer Adèle Rosenfeld, a man's unusual new job leads him to question the very nature of language, labor, and meaning itself.

In a world where housing lotteries dictate destinies and mold grows faster than hope, a woman finds herself calculating the cost of survival—not in money, but in silence, compromise, and quiet defiance.

In this essay, Morris explores the poignant themes of names, identities, and the intricacies of disability in No Matter How Odd by Kim Heejin.

After surviving a fatal accident, a young woman with OCD has repeated encounters with a shadowlike presence in Kim Heejin's By Any Other Name.

Russian refugee Anya struggles with the trauma of immigrant life in Norway in this excerpt from Yulia Yakovleva's Abusive Motherland.