Skip to content
Warscapes
  • Ideas
    • Blog
    • Columns
    • Opinion
    • Reviews
    • Reportage
    • Retrospectives
  • Image
    • Art
    • Videos
    • Corona notebooks
  • Literary
    • Literature
    • Poetry
  • Conversations
    • Conversations
    • Podcasts
  • Books
  • Region
    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Australia
    • Europe
    • Latin America & Caribbean
    • Middle East
    • North America
Ideas ›
BlogColumnsOpinionReviewsReportageRetrospectives
Image ›
ArtVideosCorona notebooks
Literary ›
LiteraturePoetry
Conversations ›
ConversationsPodcasts
Books ›
Region ›
AfricaAsiaAustraliaEuropeLatin America & CaribbeanMiddle EastNorth America
SupportSubscribe ↗
Subscribe

Tag

Tag: Islamic State

  • Mosul Journal
    Literature

    Mosul Journal

    Valérie Gruhn

    June 23, 2018
  • The branding of immortality: Islamic State and the digital caliphate
    Reviews

    The branding of immortality: Islamic State and the digital caliphate

    Douglas C. MacLeod, Jr.

    April 11, 2016
  • The Music of the Islamic State
    Reportage

    The Music of the Islamic State

    Kafa Al-Hashli

    February 10, 2016
  • Why Americans must change the conversation about Syria
    Opinion

    Why Americans must change the conversation about Syria

    Shiyam Galyon

    August 25, 2015
  • In the Heavens of Immortality
    Reportage

    In the Heavens of Immortality

    Iason Athanasiadis

    November 25, 2014
  • “Extremists” and “Moderates” in Kobani
    Reportage

    “Extremists” and “Moderates” in Kobani

    Carl Drott

    October 13, 2014
Warscapes

An independent magazine of literature, art, and politics from the world’s edges and elsewhere. 2011 – 2022. Our work continues at the Radical Books Collective.

Sections
  • Ideas
  • Image
  • Literary
  • Conversations
  • Books
  • Retrospectives
The Archive
  • Masthead
  • By columnist
Support our continuation

Warscapes lives on through the Radical Books Collective. Support the work.

Support Radical Books ↗

© 2026 Warscapes Magazine — the archive is open and stays open.

Designed in memory of a decade of reporting on art & politics.