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Ernest Hemingway thrilled to the tuna: to their size, and their strength. They are big as a grizzly bear, and he loved them for it. Most reach around 1.8 metres, but the largest outliers of the largest species, the Atlantic bluefin, can be twice that, and more than six hundred kilograms. In 1922, watching a school of tuna hunt a run of sardines from the Spanish port of Vigo, Hemingway wrote in a n
Essays & Memoir|Issue 167 Sinking Town Amitava Kumar ‘The reality of state capitalism is that it spreads devastation and calls it development.’ Amitava Kumar visits a sinking Himalayan town. Fiction|Issue 167 Feminisms Nikki Shaner-Bradford ‘We figured some facts might quell the speculation. It was our duty as friends to put her mind at ease.’ Fiction by Nikki Shaner-Bradford. Fiction|The Online E
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