Imagine if we ruled the world? On feminism, superstition, and the ancient wisdom of the east. This article is from … More
Author: Maz Halima
Words from Warsan on our wedding
I got married a little while ago and when it came to choosing a quote to get printed on our … More
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An Ode To Tea, Love and Winter
It feels hard to do anything in mid January. The allure of a ‘charming’ winter walk wears off when you … More
Escaping a Pandemic (for one night, at least)
Before the pandemic, I travelled so much I felt like a Nomad. Truth be told, I find it hard to … More
Mental Health Awareness Week
Here’s a short video I did (before lockdown!) on all things mental health, finding peace through positive thinking and working … More
Not Your Spice Girl
Much of South Asian literature is themed around food – milk and honey, saffron and cinnamon, jalebis and gulab jamuns, … More
The Churel and other mythical legends
For hundreds of years in Dominican folklore, people have spoken of the legend of ‘La Ciguapa’ – a beautiful woman … More
Speaking about love in the Guardian
Hello, it’s me. Last month (December 2019) The Guardian published a piece on the 1969 Divorce Reform Act, reflecting on … More
On ‘The Afghan Girl’
I want to start noting stories that deserved more than they received, so here goes. ‘The Afghan Girl’ is one … More