Two Editors Comment on their Vision for Publishing their Own and Others’ Work in Cul-de-sac
By Diane George & Doina Sandor
Diane George:
For me, Cul-de-sac (CDS) is about community. It’sabout the
Puebla x Palestine: Disseminating the Solidarity of Resistance
By the Puebla x Palestine Collective
Puebla is a Mexican city that has always been considered politically apathetic. Its population
Fragments from an Unfinished Novel (Issue #3)
By Peter Dimock
When did the vacuous proceduralism of US liberal institutions and the empty liberal apologetics that pretend to
Two Selections from Stefan Zweig’s "The World of Yesterday" (1942)
Doina Sandor
I will use the same epigraphs for my Introduction to two selections from Stefan Zweig’s The World
José
Diane George
“Words can be meager things. Sometimes they fall short.”
—Dale Horvath, a character in the zombie apocalypse television
The Rest Is Silence: Introduction to (Issue #2)
By Hugo Benavides
Only the conscious horror of destruction creates the correct relationship with the dead; unity with them because
Cul-de-sac (Issue #1)
(Triannual Journal )
“Ignorance allied with power is the worst enemy justice can have.”
James Baldwin (1924-1987)
“No exit.” “Dead
Excerpt from "A la costa", A Novel by Luis A. Martínez
Translated by Hugo Benavides
A la costa (To the Coast) is an Ecuadorian novel by Luis A. Martínez first published
Migrants:A Conversation (Issue #1)
by Editors of Cul-de-sac (Zuko Zikalala, Doina Sandor, Diane George, and O. Hugo Benavides) Conducted March 4, 2025
