From now on, there’ll be a “Before” and “After.” We planned this issue in late 2019 and early 2020, before we knew what social distancing was, or sang while we washed our hands. It’s a different world now, but one that still needs the beauty, joy, and awe that the arts bring to our lives.… Read More A Letter from the Editors
Mecklenburgh Square is a source of endless inspiration to all who are lucky enough to call it home, even if only for a while. Contributors B. J. Rahn, Benjamin Gallup, Claire Hurley, Kólá Túbòsún, Chi-Yu Lee, and Cora Drozd offer glimpses of life in and around our haven at the heart of Bloomsbury. SQUARE HAUNTING:… Read More The World on a Square
College members were moved (literally and figuratively) by the TFL. Contributors Frances Allen, Nicholas Rawhani, Katerina Zacharopoulou, and Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún reflect on London’s circulatory system. I Am in an Underground Car by Katerina Zacharopoulou I am in an underground car. I know that the first sentence in every story presupposes a past. In this case… Read More Mind the Gap
Some are born and raised here. Others are making a temporary stop. A few who arrived as strangers will stay forever. Contributors Shanzay Subzwari, Husnia Safari, Nicholas Rawhari and Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún consider England. Shanzay Subzwari. 1) “A Silent Prayer” (2016); 2) “When One with Honeyed Words” (2016); 3) “What You See Is (V)” (2015); 4)… Read More England, Your England
Awe inspiring, ever changing, the primordial source of life and of art. In this section, contributors Kirsten Strom, Nina Finley, Sandy Grieve, Natalie Corthesy, Husnia Safari, and Alistair Fraser draw from the physical world. Resilience by Kirsten Strom Look at you eyes blue cheeks blood-bloomed beard – white – curled by the breeze Arms and… Read More Into the Wild
To be a College member is to be a traveler. In this section, contributors Diana Baron, Joshua Levy, Mauricio Urrutia V., Jose Manuel Matte, Emily Halpern, Sarah Gibbs, Frances Allen, Debayan Chatterjee, Rohit Lahoti, and Daniel Linde offer stories from homelands and foreign lands. The Offices of Joy by Diana Baron “The offices of Joy… Read More Home & Away
Ian McNaught Davis is a South African photojournalist living at Goodenough for the year while he works towards an MA in Photography from Goldsmiths, University of London. He has lived and worked throughout Africa, as well as in Australia, Kazakhstan, and Georgia. We at We Are GoodEnough are big fans of his work, and so… Read More Spotlight: Ian McNaught Davis
Creativity takes courage. — Henri Matisse. This post is a spoiler-free teaser trailer for a whole new Internet sensation: We Are Goodenough Magazine, the online edition. Read the finest prose and enjoy the most inspiring visual art from the multi-talented members and alumni of Goodenough College. It’s like if the Avengers were graduate students. And… Read More Welcome to We Are Goodenough Magazine
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