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Poems by belongingmagFeb 28, 20215:00 pm
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1992

POEM: Kiran Bhat describes the turbulence of living in the spaces in-between.

Thoughts + Stories by belongingmagFeb 21, 20215:00 pm
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Do I need to change to feel like I belong?

REFLECTION: Intercultural communication blogger Marta Zielińska describes her emotional journey of moving from Poland to the UK.

Thoughts + Stories by belongingmagFeb 14, 20215:00 pm
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Yahya

SHORT STORY: Yahya wakes up to another day wrestling with the internal griefs of his translocation.

Poems by belongingmagFeb 7, 20214:59 pmFebruary 7, 2021
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MOSS

POEM: Pip Sheehan meditates on their natural surroundings, feeling and listening for the many histories imbued therein.

Uncategorized by belongingmagDec 13, 20205:15 pm
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Year Four of be:longing – Onwards to 2021

YEAR IN REVIEW: be:longing’s Editors-in-Chief, Dunja and Jasmine, reflect on the publication’s fourth year.

Poems by belongingmagDec 6, 20205:00 pmDecember 6, 2020
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2006

POEM: Kiran Bhat describes his experiences debating at school and the impossibility of navigating the arbitrary feedback of a racist voice.

Thoughts + Stories by belongingmagNov 22, 20205:00 pm
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Matter out of place

SHORT STORY: Lien Hoang brings us a story of new landscapes and stark contrasts, set in the Snowy Mountains of NSW.

Thoughts + Stories by belongingmagNov 15, 20205:03 pm
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Extract: Weird Culture Kids (Ngọc Nguyễn)

MEMOIR: Ngọc Nguyễn and New Degree Press bring us an extract from Ngọc’s upcoming memoir – Weird Culture Kids.

Poems by belongingmagNov 8, 20205:00 pm
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2015

POEM: Kiran Bhat reflects on his grappling to learn his ‘mother tongue’ amid discouragement and dislocation.

Poems by belongingmagNov 1, 20205:00 pm
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The circle is still open

POEM: Dejan Stevanović takes stock of recent journeys, and wonders whether or not he is any closer to understanding the people around him.

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