Mousai, Intersection I. Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum. and at times collaged—where fragments

and at times collaged—where fragments of life dissolve into abstraction

he prefers natural materials in his projects

Natural Enemies includes several new essays and poems by Kathleen Walkup

let alone in safety or with respect and dignity

their work is compromised by a series of unruly external factors

Mousai, Intersection I. Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum. and at times collaged—where fragmentsWith our first intersecting issue, Mousai consolidates its commitment to intersectionality in platforming and publishing othered and marginalised voices. Si vis pacem, para bellum centres trans+ voices responding to and resisting erasure, and speaking on the experience of living within a trans+ experience in a world that is increasingly issuing segregation, exclusion, erasure, and violence upon our bodies, our rights, our healthcare, and our ability