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I Cradled a Woman’s Bleeding Head While My Amish Friend Called an Ambulance

I Cradled a Woman’s Bleeding Head While My Amish Friend Called an Ambulance

July 3, 2020
by Jade Newton
USA Yarns, Yarns

I washed my hands 10 times, then 10 times more. It felt like the blood wouldn’t come off. WHAT THE FUCK? screamed my mind on repeat….

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Adios, Motherfucker

Adios, Motherfucker

July 3, 2020
by Kyara Strachan
Bali Yarns, Yarns

What’s the most quintessential injury an Aussie can get in Bali? A scooter accident. Okay, what’s the second most? Animal Bite. What’s the third—actually, forget…

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The Last Cigarette

The Last Cigarette

June 19, 2020
by Benjo Kazue
Yarns

Nothing ever changes where I’m from. It’s small-town forgotten suburbia where fuck all happens and everything stays the same. No one knows where they’re going…

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A Balinese Quest for Magic Mushrooms

A Balinese Quest for Magic Mushrooms

June 17, 2020
by Genevieve Taylor
Bali Yarns, Yarns

When people say drugs are a gateway, their minds often jump straight to visions of calamity and misfortune. More often than not, drugs provide a…

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Rush Hour Sucks Everywhere

Rush Hour Sucks Everywhere

June 16, 2020
by Maria Danuco
Japan Yarns, Yarns

In Tokyo, rush hour extends to 8pm. Not because of systemic inefficiency, but simply because lots of people work later than 6 o’clock. And I…

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My Boyfriend Kissed Someone Else and It Made Me Feel Alive

My Boyfriend Kissed Someone Else and It Made Me Feel Alive

June 15, 2020
by Scout
Yarns

After a dance-filled, substance-fuelled, sleepless 24 hours in the dusty town of Meredith, he gave the girl he’d spent the evening with a kiss goodnight….

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How to Travel and Tell No One What Happened

How to Travel and Tell No One What Happened

June 11, 2020
by Paul Waxman
Yarns

I’m on the streets of Paris. It’s July 14th, Bastille Day. It has been 230 years since the unsettled French populace murdered a bunch of…

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Get Drunk or Get Off: A Sober Perspective on Sail Croatia.

Get Drunk or Get Off: A Sober Perspective on Sail Croatia.

May 29, 2020
by Posy Roper
Croatia Yarns, Yarns

The Adriatic swathes the searing coastline with laps of turquoise under the beating sun. Holiday makers pour in to catch some rays in this warm…

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Santa Claus Coffee in Joyful Minowa

Santa Claus Coffee in Joyful Minowa

May 21, 2020
by Bronte Hodge
Features

The street bustles with a steady stream of visitors. Every now and again, one individual will pause, examining a store’s goods. Amongst this, Papa Noel…

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How Living in a Hare Krishna Community Turned Me Vegetarian

How Living in a Hare Krishna Community Turned Me Vegetarian

May 19, 2020
by Gaia Lamperti
Australia Yarns, Yarns

“Eating is a spiritual practice, and if you do it right, it will boost your health and your mindfulness.” Vaḷḷi, a female meditation guru with…

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Failure to Launch

Failure to Launch

May 19, 2020
by Nahum Gale
Japan Yarns, Yarns

The legacy of one William Shakespeare specifically outlined the various separate qualities of a tragedy and a comedy: two stories destined never to interlink, telling…

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Tales of a Privileged Rose in South America's Political Thornbush

Tales of a Privileged Rose in South America’s Political Thornbush

May 12, 2020
by Tia Nation
Yarns

I’m travelling with a woman and her adult daughter from the airport, two people whom I had the good fortune of sitting next to on…

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