Read the full text by Maaike Hommes 'On Speaking Felt Things' in Errant Journal issue no. 3 Discomfort.

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A glimpse behind the scenes of Errant Journal issue no. 9 'Companions' at the printers.

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'Opacifying Transformative Justice: Anonymous Reports of Sexual Violence and Collective Responsibility in Transfeminist Grassroots Organizing' by Federica Stagni, Cosmo M. Esposito and Ludovica Micalizzi in issue no. 8 of Errant Journal

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Michèle Boulogne, Atla Regio, from the series 'Venus Does Not Exist,' 2021. Machine-knitted fabric, wool, cotton, EPS, linen paper, 160 x 160 cm. Made in collaboration with the TextielMuseum Tilburg, image courtesy of the artist.

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Read the full text 'Discomfort Against Empathy' by Rebecca Glyn-Blanco in issue no. 3 Discomfort. errantjournal.org/en/articles/...

Abdullah Bukhari, Erotic Scene, 1743. Published in issue no. 8 Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity).

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Sabir was spoken among fishermen, sailors, merchants and enslaved people from Spain to the Levant. Drawing from Italian dialects, Arabic, Bedouin, Spanish and Turkish, it was a language of survival and exchange outside the control of empires.

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Read the full text by Mariam Ben Slama, ‘Tunnels Over Tables and Moles Over Suns,’ in issue no. 8, Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity).

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With Yutong Lin about her research tracing the legacies of botanical exploration in the Himalaya-Hengduan mountains, in a region referred to as Zomia—the world’s largest area historically inhabited by people not governed by a nation state.

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Read the full essay 'Unfolding from Sara Mazhar Makatemele to Here' by Mmabatho Thobejane in issue no. 3 of Errant Journal.

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We're excited to share with you our new tote bag, which features a 16th century woodcut by François Desprez printed on 170gsm recycled cotton.

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The court of the jackal raja (@wellcomecollection) in Errant Journal Issue no. 8 Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity).

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Revisiting Rebecca Glyn-Blanco's text from Errant Journal #3 Discomfort.

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Read the rest of AmaraChíkà Emele-Ralph's essay ‘Mmuo na Mmadu: Ogbanje and the Cost of Transparency’ in issue no. 8, Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity).

#19 Om Kolsoum’s Sunglasses (on Redaction, the Hijab, and the Imperial Idea) - by Nadine Monem This episode is a recording the talk given by Nadine Monem at the launch of Errant Journal's eighth issue titled Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity) at Framer Framed in Amsterdam on 7 Septem

Now online: the recording of the talk given by Nadine Monem at the launch of Errant Journal's eighth issue titled Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity) at Framer Framed in Amsterdam on 7 September 2025.

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Read the rest of the editorial to our new issue 'Against Visibility (or, the Right to Opacity)' on our website or in the journal. Pre-order through link in bio.
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To help launch our yet-to-be-build new website at the end of this year, Errant has a new open call for a limited series of texts. This series intends to delve deeper into what it means to work, write, and publish 'anti-colonially' and ‘errant’.

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This issue of Errant is dedicated to decentralising Europe in colonial discourse by exploring transregional possibilities for anti-imperial companionships. This issue is guest-edited by Katia Krupennikova.

This weekend Miss Read Art Book Fair in Berlin, Errant Journal is presenting and selling pamphlets by Learning Palestine. All proceeds of sales will go back to Learning Palestine for publishing more pamphlets or commissioning Palestinian writers.
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#18 Dissident Botany. On Barricades and Rosa Luxemburg’s Herbarium – with Milena Bonilla Errant Podcast · Episode

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In this conversation editor-in-chief Irene de Craen talks with Milena Bonilla about her work on the herbarium of Rosa Luxemburg and the many connections to epistemologies anathema to capitalism as well as historic and present-day struggles.