This year’s print issue of Tab Journal was created during a time of quarantine as the world underwent the isolation and anxieties of the Covid-19 pandemic. During this time, we reflected on concepts of time—as a sense of place, as space, as structure, as the visual experience of light and dark. This year’s print issue explores visual expressions of time warping, time-traveling, and the chronology and the kaleidoscope of time-keeping.
The online issues in the 2021 volume pick up elements of the print issue’s design, and the website is updated to reflect Volume 9.
Vol. 9 (2021)
Issue 6
HALO and CONVERSION DISORDER, RECURRENT EPISODE, SEVERE
Adrian Odessa Federspiel
GUARDING THRESHOLDS
Pratibha Kelapure
THE FAMILIAR
Shosh Lovett-Graff
HER GAZE
Monica Ong
BECAUSE IT’S SUMMER
Jessie Raymundo
THE GRAVITY OF BELOW
Sarah Snyder
BOOK REVIEW: A Net to Catch my Body in its Weaving by
Katie Farris
Tryphena Yeboah
BOOK REVIEW: Focal Point by Jenny Qi
Ian Koh
