A Hostile Taste

One day, Natalia began to feel that the world smelled and tasted different. Food, coffee, even the smell of her home — everything turned into something unpleasant, chemical, impossible to bear. All those things she’d once enjoyed became a nightmare. In the midst of her...

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Not long after Marysol Cordorieur moved to Paris from Mexico, she saw a Facebook post inviting people to a casting call. She was immediately excited, and applied. What seemed like a job on an arthouse film project that few would see turned out to be...

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Every year, Costa Rica welcomes millions of tourists from around the world, eager to admire its unparalleled natural beauty and enjoy a “pura vida” lifestyle. But lately, the country has also attracted another kind of tourist too: hundreds of foreigners seeking healing with ancestral indigenous...

Outward migration from Venezuela has left more than a million houses empty of people, but full of objects. Each of these abandoned homes represent an unfinished chapter for those who left, one they’ll eventually have to face: deciding what to do with those things they...

Haiti has two official languages: French, the language in which most formal education is still taught today, and Creole, the language the vast majority of Haitians speak in their daily lives. But when Sandrine Exil moved from Colombia to Haiti, her father’s home country, he...