Literature
Diana Rahim
We Saw Mountains
We Saw Mountains gathers nine stories of human and non-human daring, where quotidian life is cracked open to possibilities of autonomy and re-imagination. A teen’s part-time job tests his integrity, a grieving elephant finds a new home by way of a contested river, and on an island a mountain appears, fully formed.
Through these visionary tales, Diana Rahim—whose stories have been featured in Best New Singaporean Short Stories and The Best of World SF—asks, can we do things differently? Can we imagine a different kind of life?
Step into this spellbinding collection, witness transformations both cosmic and everyday, and return to our world with a rekindled faith in the possibility of becoming.
Diana Rahim is a writer and artist whose work circles around themes of gender justice, the experience of the environment and the politics of public space, and part of the collective Beyond the Hijab.
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