Originally from Brazil, at 27-years-old Nagela Talita can say that she has been living in various countries. With an unstoppable path, Nagela left her birth city aged 14-years old and travelled to Germany because of her mother’s job, where she lived for four years. Paula Coll Ortega She […]
Author: The Prisma
Miguel Hernández, poetry and prison
What did I do to deserve so much time inside? It was 1961, in the poet Darío Samper’s library, when I first came to know Miguel Hernández. Armando Orozco Tovar The Spanish poet, was sitting in a corduroy suit, head shaved head, and with works of poetry and […]
Life and death…. Death and life
We often turn a blind eye to death in the West. But why? After all, prevailing common sense tells us that every life ultimately ends in the same way: with death. Mabel Encinas Not all cultures share our fatalistic view of death. It’s a sad fact that death […]
Autonomist Abdication?
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi is an old school Italian marxist. Rising up during the 1960s, he spent years in exile in France, during the repression of the 1970s. Steve Latham Now a new superstar of the far left, he has released a new book, “Schizo Mail”, based on short […]
Hortensia Celis, a Latina bringing Latinos together
Hortensia is a Mexican woman,who is currently in charge of various meeting groups within her community in England. She has managed to assist thousands of immigrants arriving from Latin America and knows the problems which many of them will face. Paula Coll Originally from Manzanillo Colima, this 41-year-old […]















