Aria Chiodo is the Arts and Culture Editor at The Mantle. You can contact her at aria [at] themantle.com.
She hails from New Mexico but is now based in Astoria, New York. She writes personal essays, short stories, and travel essays, but her first love is cinema.
Marking the 200th anniversary of Keats’s death, Anahid Nersessian offers a refreshing examination of his genius.
Feng aims to make space for underrepresented voices and connect people through shared humanity.
A glimpse at the career of the godmother of New Wave
A Collaboration to Bring Langston Hughes’s “The Black Clown” to Life
Democracy is a lot more than the halls of government.
Helpful tips for a newly awakened activist.
Continue the conversation, and strengthen the movement.
A review of Liwaa Yazji's 'Goats' and Edouard Elvis Bvouma's 'In War as in Games'
Part of our 'When Women's Voices Rise' Roundtable discussion