POWER challenges artists and writers to think broadly about everyday acts, big movements, small gestures, social structures, individual actions, personal autonomy, and the general imbalance of power.

In this issue you’ll find a confessional essay about growing up in poverty and challenging the imbalances of capitalism, our power dressing icons, a symposium on Muslim women gaining the right to driving in the KSA, a fable about the sun and wind, a fairytale about death, notes to the universe on its phobia of trans and nonbinary folk, and a photoseries which finds superwoman in a Ugandan market.