An ethnography of a territorial future; an exploration of geographies of violence; an encounter with phantasmagoric endeavors.
Zohar Elmakias is a writer, researcher, and translator. She has a BFA in Film Studies, an MA in Cultural Studies, and received her Ph.D. in anthropology from Columbia in 2023. Her debut novel Terminal was published in Hebrew in 2020 and her essays, short stories, and articles have been published on various literary and academic platforms.
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