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- Articles | Montségur
Now seemingly just stones in the mist, the historic Cathar fortification that lent its name to a quaint town in southern France holds many secrets, some told by the wind, others buried in time
by Emily Monaco| Montségur, France
- Articles | Kagoshima: Japan's Forgotten Father
Dating from the 14th century, this pivotal city on the Satsuma peninsula is known as the "Naples of the Orient" for its comparable climate and geological features
by Brent Katte | Kagoshima, Japan
- Articles | Hiroshima's Genbaku: Story of a Skeleton
The curious architecture that survived the world's first nuclear bomb
by Brent Katte | Hiroshima, Japan
- Poetry | Rome
by Farrah Sarafa | Rome, Italy
- Journalesque | Pointillism
“ People had been telling me since my first visit to the city four years ago to avoid the area. 'Well there's Point, by the docks,' one person had said at the time. 'The Nigerians control that place, so you don't want to go over there'... But I figured if I was going to learn anything real about the city in which I was living, I had to get beyond its downtown. ”
by Alex Park | Durban, South Africa
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