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“My head says Brazil, my heart says Argentina, but my money’s on Germany.” The international game’s quadrennial competition is underway.

A look at frontline reporting in the war in Afghanistan with the freelance journalist and VQR contributor.

You will die, and if your writing is any good, and thereby profitable to concerned parties, a melodramatic and legalistic morass may appear sooner than any volumes of collected works.

As recently as 2005, Camp Bondsteel was purported to be a secret interrogation site for the American military. So why does predominantly Muslim Kosovo love it so much?

An interview about the war in Afghanistan with the former Iraq War veteran, freelance journalist, and VQR contributor.

Written interviews are just one of many small changes we must reckon with as publishing and literature sail into uncharted territory.

We talk to the documentary photographer and VQR contributor about his coverage of the intense warfare in parts of Afghanistan.

Short stories, poems, and essays written by Iraq and Afghanistan War veterans in MFA workshops.

The author and the young magazine were a perfect fit—a writer known for his insistence on challenging convention and a publication establishing itself as a progressive voice of the South.

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Photographs by Ammar...