‘A common focus of PTSD treatment is the extinction of memories that cause fear’ | The Candyman’s Trumpet

A new poem by Paranda writer Samman, published by The Candyman’s Trumpet.

The Issue’s Curator, Shikha Sawhney Lamba reflects on her selection:

“This issue stands as a powerful testament: even in the face of relentless attempts by this regime to silence them, Afghan women and girls continue to raise their voices. They write, create, and assert their presence in the world, refusing to be erased by the unimaginable hardships they endure.

Within this issue, you will discover the poetry of twenty-five Afghan women and girls: twelve writing from within Afghanistan and thirteen from the diaspora.”

More New Writing from Paranda

‘The Arithmetic of Life’ | Hammock Mag

‘The Arithmetic of Life’ | Hammock Mag

‘White Silence’ | Hammock Mag

‘White Silence’ | Hammock Mag

Résister et espérer (Resisting and Hoping) | Double Ponctuation & International Alliance of Independent Publishers

Résister et espérer (Resisting and Hoping) | Double Ponctuation & International Alliance of Independent Publishers

‘The Bus Stop’ | PEN Transmissions

‘The Bus Stop’ | PEN Transmissions

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