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ADI MAGAZINE is a literary journal rehumanizing policy. New pieces weekly!

02/06/2026

"Playing in the street during Carnival has allowed me to detach my own self-worth from my intellectual, desk-bound work. It isn’t full liberation or revolution, but it gives me a glimpse of a life that isn’t focused on the hierarchies of capitalist society."

A new essay by Nicole Froio, "Music at the End of the World," is live today on the Adi site!

READ: https://adimagazine.com/articles/music-at-the-end-of-the-world/

29/05/2026

"I do not want / to be an apology for where I am from."

We've got a new poem up on the Adi site today, "Black is the First Exit" by Oladosu Michael Emerald!

READ: https://adimagazine.com/articles/black-is-the-first-exit/

26/05/2026

"In my coldest memories, there is fire. I shiver at the top of the stairs, clutching the banister and wishing my mother would stop crying."

We have a new story up today by returning contributor Jamie McGhee, alongside art by Kaya Joan! Read "All the Fire You Can Swallow" at the link below!

https://adimagazine.com/articles/all-the-fire-you-can-swallow/

19/05/2026

We're thrilled to have a stunning graphic essay from Simone Ren, "What Piano Taught Me," out today on the Adi site!

READ: https://adimagazine.com/articles/what-piano-taught-me/

12/05/2026

A new essay by Tehila Okagbue, "Things My Hair Remembers," is live today on the Adi site, alongside art by !

Swipe for an excerpt, then read at the link in our bio!

05/05/2026

"at the gates, we are addressed as chasers of mirages / skittering through rubbles of heritage..."

We have a new poem by Abu Bakr Sadiq, "On an Excursion to the National Tourism Center," live today, with art by Kaya Joan!

READ: https://adimagazine.com/articles/on-an-excursion-to-the-national-tourism-center/

02/05/2026

"Some days, it is difficult to even face my reflection in the mirror, unable to confront my own gaze without being weighed down by the gazes that have been projected onto me, the ones that attempt to categorize, objectify, and shame my body. In these moments, I think of Ama Codjoe’s 2022 debut poetry collection, BLUEST N**E..."

The latest Again column is live this week! Ally Ang returns to BLUEST N**E by Ama Codjoe (Milkweed Editions, 2022).

READ: https://adimagazine.com/articles/again-bluest-nude/

01/05/2026

Adi is OPEN for poetry submissions! Send us up to five pages of poems at the link below! Like our fiction call, we are reading poetry that imagines alternative political visions for a world in desperate need of them. We pay $150/accepted poem. Submit for free from today through May 31!

https://adimagazine.submittable.com/submit/350064/spring-2026-open-call-for-poetry

28/04/2026

"we only communicate through shapeshifting.
You control the apertures.
I am at your whim."

We're thrilled to share a new poem by mónica teresa ortiz to cap off National Poetry Month!

Read "Prelude" here: https://adimagazine.com/articles/prelude/

25/04/2026

Join Adi for a virtual panel "Confronting Structures of Censorship" on May 12 at 7 PM ET! We'll be featuring Kirsten Han, Rania Mamoun, and Jesús Jank Curbelo, in conversation with Adi's nonfiction editor, Ruxandra Guidi.

Free registration is available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/confronting-structures-of-censorship-tickets-1986663881148?aff=oddtdtcreator

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