"She spoke of times long gone, times before her days on this placid land, she spoke of Gaia, the goddess below..." Wolven Path continues.

Reflections on the Israel-Gaza war, the narratives and tragic satire of politics, differences in perspectives, and history itself.

Four scavengers and four dogs, a prophecy and a journey, and wolves howling as events spiral out of control.

Burya 4 continues with the captain having a strange and unsettling experience.

“Because where they stomp, someone laughs, where they land, another giggles,” he spoke.

“That’s lovely.” She tilted her head as she spoke. Mesmerized. She walked forward, her fingers reaching, but I quickly grasped her hand.

The night was long, it was dark. Dark as the silhouette concealed behind the blinds that slowly opened and the raven cawed again.

Our new series begins with an unsettling story of strange events at sea the night before a crew of new recruits boards Burya 4.

Still water; stationary winds; a world unworlded and a storm unfolded. I didn't understand then. I don't understand now, either.

Reflections on racism in Australia within the context of the recent Voice Referendum aiming at strengthening Aboriginal voices in politics.

Reflections of an exchange student from Sweden on joining a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu club in Melbourne, Australia.

“Follow me,” I said as I walked down the flight of stairs. Quickly, I approached my red bike. Squeaky, we called her.

“Dead bodies? Really?” He said and sighed, looking back into the trunk.

“A past so vast. A present unpleasant. A future full of fracture.” The voice was mine own. But those were not my words...

"He enjoyed this spot for contemplating the fragility of sanity and the allure of the abyss." (Unknown)

This episode of Beyond Human takes a look at the grievability of life in the video game 'The Last of Us'.

Although uncanny, things seemed to unfold; the layers were unravelling and the madness consumed me for a moment.

A drawing by Amr Abbas

A drawing by Amr Abbas.

"We are all mad here." (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, 1865)