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Helen Oyeyemi: A New Light on Old Fairytales
Helen Oyeyemi — “Edgar Allan Poe’s Weirdest Daughter” Helen Oyeyemi’s writing has been called “haunted,” full of magic, horror and mysticism. She was fittingly described as “Edgar Allan Poe’s Weirdest Daughter” in a “France 24” magazine interview. She is a […]
5 Australian Acts Who’ve Made a Global Impact
Aside from being one of the richest countries in the world in terms of flora and fauna, Australia is also known for delivering impeccable talent to the world.
Uganda’s Role in The Reformation of Whitewater Paddlesports — Part II of V
Despite finishing fifth in the UnleashedxUganda competition and a Red Bull documentary black kayaker — Sadat Kawawa was not offered a brand ambassadorship. The question for the whitewater paddlesports community is why?
CULTURS Magazine Digital Editions
Culturs Digital editions are Online flip formats of our print magazine. To have your own sensory experience with our luxury print edition, click the “buy” button under each issue. To order print subscriptions, visit cultursmag.com/subscribe SUMMER 2023 – CELEBRATING CULTURAL […]
From Hong Kong To Colorado State University: One TCK’s Journey, Part 3 Of 3
Article discusses TCK Kira Gregory and her journey to accepting her diverse background while attending Colorado State University.
The Unique Life Story of a TCK – Part 3 of 3
TCK and cross culturalism has become more popular as we move towards a more globalized world. With the number of people living throughout different cultures to that of their ‘passport country’ increasing as time marches forward. Remote living may be the […]
The Untold Story of A Military B.R.A.T – PART 3 OF 3
Sierrah Matthes was constantly on the move throughout her childhood and developmental years. She endured emotional and physical changes from 4-18 years old and this helped mold her into who she is today. Being a Military B.R.A.T came with many […]
The Impact of Cultural Fluidity in the Education System – Part 3 of 3
Christine Baldwin The three part series continues as we explore the experiences of language teachers and professors whose hidden diversity has helped them better understand the world around them, and make them even greater educators. To complete the series, we […]







