NOMADOLOGY
Quarterly Review of Literature, Art and Philosophy
Volume 1, Winter 2025.
NOMADOLOGY is pleased to announce that our inaugural issue is out now!
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There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond the purple horizon, promising to reveal her bosom, her secrets – but in due time.
There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond the purple horizon, promising to reveal her bosom, her secrets – but in due time.
There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond the purple horizon, promising to reveal her bosom, her secrets – but in due time.
The Nomad, in his wanderings and travels, seeks not only to gather wheat or sustenance – but to wrestle out also from the clenched, uncompromising hands of space, of sea, of land, and of sky, the meaning of his life and the meaning of his existence, of which he confidently proclaims for there to be. Why then, should such conviction and faith be pitied? The Nomad, in his wanderings and travels, seeks no
There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond the purple horizon, promising to reveal her bosom, her secrets – but in due time.
There is nobility in the humble rat scavenging for his cheese platter; there is fortitude and strength in the astronauts which venture into the unfamiliar.
There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond the purple horizon, promising to reveal her bosom, her secrets – but in due time.
There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond
"The Nomad wanders and travels constantly. He is an incongruous being, as some may be inclined to think, because he chooses, out of his own free will, to relinquish his address."
NOMADOLOGY is a Singapore-based review of literature, art and philosophy, oriented at amplifying our youth and the marginalized. We are published quarterly in the months of March, June, September, and December. Our objective is to feature original writing which reflect our shared humanity and our vision of egalitarianism, and which boldly illuminates the most urgent ethical and personal concerns of our generation.
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All writers and artists are warmly welcomed to submit.
There are calls and there are lights. There are answers that flirt beyond the purple horizon, promising to reveal her bosom, her secrets – but in due time.
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ISSUE:
Volume 1, Winter 2025.
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Art Aleena Sharif, Irina Tall Novikova, Kate Lam
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Poetry​ Ajmal Shaniq Cassim, Beatriz Seelaender, Claudia Wysocky, Cloud Sinclair, Elsa Nichols, Fallace Poh, Gil Avramovich, Hope Nitta, Isobel Burke, Ivana Tubić, Lillian Farias, Louis Faber, Nana Virrueta, Naram K, Paul Hostovsky, Purbasha Roy, Sam van Meerbeck, Sesso Nullo, Sonia, Stephen Mead, Tay Kai Li, Yev Gelman
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Fiction & Essays Aiden Chee, Amelia Chan, Chris Clemens, Luke Condon
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I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. I did not wish to live what was not life, living is so dear; nor did I wish to practise resignation, unless it was quite necessary. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, to live so sturdily and Spartan-like as to put to rout all that was not life, to cut a broad swath and shave close, to drive life into a corner, and reduce it to its lowest terms...
