The Multicultural Heart of the Angkor Project
(Mai White) Among the many ways we live, speak, and believe, the Angkor Project stands as a luminous reminder of what unites us, our shared […]
SOMETHING SWEET
On your birthday!by Hussein Habasch, KURDISTAN On your birthdayit is not enough for me to give you one or two roses or a large bouquet […]
“WHO WILL BRING MY MOTHER BACK?”, A CONVERSATION WITH KUJTIM HAJDARI
Interview by Eris White, Multicultural Press Kujtim Hajdari is no stranger to emotion, memory, and exile. A prolific Albanian writer and translator living in the […]
GRIEF, JOY, AND SURVIVAL IN AMANITA SEN’S POETRY
(reviewed by Mai White) The cover of Mind Cityscape by Amanita Sen is both visually stunning and symbolically layered. The title itself carries an attracting […]
THE LAST SUNSET (short story by Najam – uddin Ahmad)
The Last Sunset by Pakistani writer Najam-Uddin Ahmad is an emotional and unforgettable story written in March 2020, at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
IN SEARCH OF HUMAN WARMTH
Zhang Zhi, also known by his pen name Diablo and English name Arthur Zhang, was born in 1965 in Phoenix Town, Baxian County, Sichuan Province, […]
Bridging Cultures Through Poetry and Art
The poetry collection Oneness R. opens with an offer to embrace brief encounters, as in the poem “Dress,” and ends in a cosmic communion between […]
Where Mountains Weep and Rivers Remember
HUSSEIN HABASCH KURDISTAN Hussein Habasch is a poet from Afrin, Kurdistan, born in 1970. He currently lives in Bonn, Germany. His poems have been translated […]
Western Australian Premier’s Book Awards 2025
Perth, 24 June 2025 — The State Library of Western Australia has unveiled the shortlist for the 2025 Premier’s Book Awards, recognising a vibrant and […]
Medellín’s Poetry Festival: A Global Celebration of Peace and Diversity
By Multicultural Press Contributor In an age where headlines burn with war, hatred, and the persistent fractures of humanity, there remains a place where words […]