12 October 2025
4 min read

An Open Letter to the Absent

We began this anthology with a simple question: what does it mean to write home when home no longer holds you? The answers we received were anything but simple.

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3 November 2025
6 min read

The Languages of Silence

Between Arabic, French and English, there are untranslatable words — not because dictionaries fail, but because certain feelings only exist in the language that formed them.

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28 November 2025
3 min read

Our First Call for Submissions

GHORBA is officially open. We are collecting letters, fragments, and confessions addressed to a home — real or imagined, lost or longed for.

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15 December 2025
5 min read

Meeting a Reader: Nour's Story

Nour left Algiers at nineteen. She has lived in Lyon for twelve years and still dreams in Darija. Her letter, submitted last month, moved our entire editorial team.

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8 January 2026
4 min read

Why Three Languages?

The choice to publish in Arabic, French, and English was not neutral. It was a declaration about who belongs in this space — and who has too often been told they do not.

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20 February 2026
3 min read

Three Months In: What We've Learned

We received 47 submissions from 11 countries. Each letter surprised us in a different way. Here is what these three months taught us about longing.

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