Tag Archives: Issue 1

Bitter Oranges

Following on from “Welcome to Europe!“, a highly informative article by Carole Reckinger & Gilles Reckinger on the plight of sub-Saharan migrant workers in the orange plantations of Rosarno (published in Issue 1 of Le monde n’est pas rond), the … Continue reading

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Mhux f’Isimna / Not in Our Name

The Le monde n’est pas rond blog has been silent for a while. Partly because we’re sifting through submissions – many of excellent quality – that we’ve received for the next issue of our newspaper. Partly because we’re applying for … Continue reading

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Call for haiku on migration and borders

(Re-published from the Passaport Project blog) Whilst we’re documenting last Saturday’s solidarity Manifestival in front of the migrant detention centre in Findel, Luxembourg, and sifting patiently through the content we’ve received so far for Issue 2 of our artistic newspaper … Continue reading

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On editing “Le monde n’est pas rond”

The nightmares and joys of being the editor of an artistic newspaper. Rejecting submissions for lack of quality, deviation of subject, length (the submission guidelines are there for a reason!), and sometimes even for downright disrespect of the readers and … Continue reading

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Reality hit the hippy camp – a true story by Arndt Kremer

What happened when a full-moon party on Malta’s Għajn Tuffieħa beach was ‘interrupted’ by the arrival of a boat of sub-Saharan migrants? Arndt Kremer, a German writer based in Malta, tells the story in Issue 1 of Le monde n’est pas rond (p. … Continue reading

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