Nasim Marie Jafry

@nmjk.bsky.social

The State of Me, HarperCollins, 2008 | Shortlisted Bridport Flash Fiction Prize 2012 & 2023 | Love jazz, tulips, birds, French films | Second novel in progress | Had ME since 1983 https://societyofauthors.org/soa-member/nasim-marie-jafry/

Full of despair today. Massive lay offs in social sciences and humanities across the country, Burnham puts out a video saying 'AI can write an essay', and my university is busy integrating co-pilot into all staff and student computers. We are being told we're defunct and there's no resistance.

The desk behind translations of Jean Giono, Jean-Patrick Manchette, Louis Aragon, Antoine Volodine, Éric Chevillard… Alyson Waters has translated over twenty five books from French, including seven with Archipelago. She and her desk live in Brooklyn, New York.

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Would love to read a memoir where someone tries to walk a path or tame a wild animal and it all goes to shit and they do not learn anything at all about life but it is well written

These beautifully crafted balls, dating to around 1500 BC (18th Dynasty), were made from linen and decorated with vibrant red, blue, and green reed strips. They were likely used not only for play but also in rituals and acrobatic performances. On display at Museum August Kestner 📷 me

A close-up of four decorative balls featuring chipped and faded geometric designs in blue, orange, and beige, displayed in a museum exhibit.

Sorting out the asylum system is not just about processing people more quickly or safe routes to stop the boats - it also means putting integration not ill will at the heart of their future in this country.