Planted Genocide in My Mind, Huda Skaik / Zines from Gaza, Coastal Lines press MIT Press I guess it’s too late

I guess it’s too late to move to a farm

Blaylock describes how some East German artists made their country's experimental art scene a form of (counter) public life

and novels and short stories by Yusuf Idris

What happens to people who choose to flee

Design by Bernd Grether

Planted Genocide in My Mind, Huda Skaik / Zines from Gaza, Coastal Lines press MIT Press I guess it’s too lateA collection of memories, glimpses and fragments shaped by living through two years of genocide in Gaza and its aftermath. You will find fragments rather than conclusions, questions rather than answers. Some pages may feel unfinished, because life here is unfinished. Some memories repeat, because trauma does. Some hope appears quietly, because hope in Gaza has learned to whisper. Editions: English About the Author A journalistic writer from Gaza City.