Author: Neagu Liliana

When the Palisades fire exploded across Sunset Boulevard the next morning, the air was heavy with that metallic smell that…

The air smelled of damp loam instead of dust when I arrived to Merzouga in late October 2024. It was…

Just the other morning, after a sleepless night, my phone pushed me in the direction of a spinach and chickpea…

The landscape seems serene from the crater rim of Mount Ruapehu. The lake is motionless. There is no sulfur in…

Some assertions start out as whispers—quiet but persistent—and gradually gain attention due to their mere interest rather than their spectacle.…

This past November, IBM quietly but steadily shifted the tone from speculation to practicality as it unveiled its newest quantum…

A slice of white bread can cause weight gain in certain persons. Others hardly notice a change after eating three.…

The Lesula monkey does not roar or flamboyantly jump between branches. Rather, it observes. Its wide-eyed, guarded gaze is eerily…

Some locations mutter their cautions. Signs on lawns on Phoenix’s outskirts encourage people to save water. Concerns about disappearing streams…

I was silently perusing a section on trip memoirs at an Osaka bookstore when I was first alerted to an…

One late night, I paused on a video that appeared to show a well-known Canadian journalist supporting a fringe political…

On a calm Tuesday in early January, I came across a chalk sign that said, “Feel New Again,” in a…