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SUNDAY MAGAZINE: 27 NOVEMBER, 2016

 

Eaten

When the Cock Crows
Eleni Gage

USA

Getting the priest to come was easy. But once he arrived, the architect had another demand: “Where’s the rooster?” He explained that traditionally, when the foundations of a house are set, a rooster is killed over the cement, its head buried within, and the body cooked in a feast for the workers.

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The Moon
Emmanuel-Abdalmasih Samson

Nigeria

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Building the Great Wall
Stephanie Han

USA

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Knowing my Place
Cyril Dabydeen

Canada

Tell him I hope to write about Canadians, as the plane’s engine whirs louder somewhere in the background. Unconsciously I wait for more words of welcome, creating my first experience of life in Canada. Natives with totem poles greeting me, yeah. 

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