Poets who oppose the genocide & want to share poems that are anti-war, anti-empire, & anti-establishment plz send poems to Peste Magazine. We will be publishing poetry from across the Middle East & beyond. We want to support poets from around the world. ❤️ [email protected]

I imbibed an ocean of health AI hype, probably not good for me, but a fascinating survey of what "humane and compassionate" medicine looks like if you think the best/only option is tech fixes.

Excellent piece by the always smart Alicia Puglionesi, doing toxicology on the poisoned chalice of health AI.

Hot off the press. What Harvard doesn’t want you to know. Read it here: thecrimeson.com

"Do not say they are in pieces They are everywhere" —Omar Sakr Omar Sakr

Students at Harvard have launched THE HARVARD CRIMESON, a new publication from the belly of the empire. Our inaugural commencement issue is free online at thecrimeson.com. We’ll introduce ourselves more fully soon 😈

A poem I wrote for someone in G-za who has become very dear to me. Amidst my father's death I have witnessed death everywhere, and the prospect of death so close to those I have come to care for:

“Aya, I never wanted to write your name in a poem.” — from “Protest” by Adeeba Shadid Talukder Adeeba Shahid Talukder

“Aya, I never wanted to write your name in a poem.” — from “Protest” by Adeeba Shadid Talukder Adeeba Shahid Talukder

"Each night is a night of slaughter; in the shadows children dress in tatters, parched, glass-eyed. Children whose homes are ash, children plastered in cement and blood." Adeeba Shahid Talukder Peste Magazine Jason Bryan Silverstein pestemag.com/read-our-poetr…

Although I've largely been away from editing at Peste for personal reasons, we just had to publish this poem by the great Adeeba Shahid Talukder. So haunting. Thank you, Adeeba, for your mind and your words. Free Palestine 🇵🇸 pestemag.com/read-our-poetr…

Thank you, Adeeba, for your mind and your words. Free Palestine 🇵🇸: "Each night is a night of slaughter; in the shadows children dress in tatters, parched, glass-eyed. Children whose homes are ash, children plastered in cement and blood." pestemag.com/read-our-poetr…

Really thrilled to have this poem featured in Peste Magazine — it’s a love poem, despite everything. Also check out the other work in Peste, including some bangers by luminaries like CAConrad & Diane Seuss & poems in direct solidarity with Palestine. pestemag.com/read-our-poetr…

Ok so now what orgs are ready to put the millions of newly excited Dem voters across the country to work knocking doors, phone banking, doing basic grassroots electoral work? Where do we volunteer?