For things that don’t quite fit.
Like an equation in a poem, or science inside a story: a student journal for ideas that live between subjects.
Have you been here before?
Fit the square peg into the round hole.
Drag it over the hole and let go.
Perhaps the square was never the problem.
A journal for ideas that refuse to stay in their boxes.
At school, science lives in its own box: its own period, its own notebook, its own kind of sentence. Stories live in another. Anything that doesn’t fit gets pushed until it does. Ink and Equations is what happens when you stop pushing and look again. Here, a pot of rajma in Leh becomes a short story, the tides become a poem, gravity gets its own terms and conditions, and Pluto gets a speech in its defence. The science is always real and always checked; only its shape changes. And like the peg, an idea that never seemed to fit turns out to slide in perfectly, once you see it from another side.
Six ways in
- PoetryRhyming poems about real ideas.
- Satire & HumourFunny, and correct.
- RhetoricSpeeches and arguments about science.
- Deep DivesOne idea, followed all the way.
- UnpackedGoing deeper into earlier pieces.