Issue no. 5
January 2022 - April 2022
VICE∀SɹƎΛ
Emma Lochery // The fisherman's net
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1 story every 3 weeks from mid-January until the beginning of April.
In this issue, we look at stories through someone else's eyes. Veronika Groke imagines an encounter with history in Bolivia. José Sherwood González's Mexican family history takes an unexpected turn. Derek Moss meets a chemist in Brussels seeking to leave a mark on the world. Alexandros Plasatis sends us on a frantic search for love from one end of Greece to the other. Finally, Emiko Stock follows the histories that can't be inscribed on Cambodian tombstones.
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No time for revolutions
‘It seems I already have one recruit,’ he said.
Veronika Groke
published on January 12
Story of Mirrors
Your uncles are lying!
José Sherwood González
published on February 2
A desire for traces
His inventories rolled out of his brain like tickets from the cash register
Derek Moss
published on February 23
The story with Yuliya has a bad ending
What sort of café frappé is this, Pavlo, man?
Alexandros Plasatis
published on March 16
Yours, im-precisely
What could have been carved on those tombstones that is now swiped onto her screen?
Emiko Stock
published on April 6
Viceversa was curated by Fatima Raja and Marco Di Nunzio
Stories were edited by Fatima Raja, Asiya Islam, Jose Sherwood Gonzalez, Marco Di Nunzio, Koreen Reece and Ewa Majczak