Béatrice Denise Chahine is a disabled writer wandering with a photo camera. Born and raised in New York - New Jersey to a Lebanese father and a Franco-Alsatian mother. At 18, she left the US -“home”- for France for university, graduating with diplomas in History, European studies, and International Relations. She has since searched far and wide for “home”, words, stories (fiction, History or other), and a good hot chocolate. She’s been published in zines (in the Snax issue by Chicago Zine Club and Beirut-based Haven For Artists' ManbouZine issues) and the HyeBred Magazine in addition to presiding over her blog The Teapot and the Postbox. Currently in Strasbourg.
Photo Courtesy of Cynthia Ghoussoub Today, earlier, I strolled through a strike, erupting into smoke, shouting banderoles and songs and messages to organized governance persevering to destroy, and parading in a closed circle tightly knits trumpets and brass, before they trudged past one by one, red flag after purple flag after rainbow flag after military […]
