I’m proud to announce that the Leipzig Glocal Publishing micro press I founded earlier this year has published its first book. It’s called Unmoorings: Poems from a Life in Constant Flux. After a decade building the Leipzig Glocal brand as an online publisher of articles and event organizer, I’ve modified the scope to publishing actual
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In Bus Number 52, a deeply personal and heartwarming narrative unfolds across continents and years. The story begins in 2013 Bangalore, where a young professional loses her first beloved smartphone—a Sony she bought with her own salary. Fast forward to 2025 Munich, she’s a mother navigating German classes, city commutes, and nostalgic soundtracks through her Marshall headphones.
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I'm writing this article for the double purpose of quietly commemorating the 10 years of LeipGlo and letting you know I'm making it into a micro-press. I'm modifying the brand's name to Leipzig Glocal Publishing and launching it in beta phase. This means that at first I'll be publishing my own books to test the
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LeipGlo's Ana shares her new poem "When Dad was still alive" which she wrote during the pandemic. This personal yet global piece of poetry intertwines Ana's unique point of view with our global crises and traumas.
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