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Cojournal Tracks


What if you could write with others? Make time for checking in, getting feedback, and having peer accountability along the way? This is what we do with our project, Cojournal. We talk, talk together, and talk together over time. New themes emerge as we go. In this way, it keeps on growing and changing. Curious people find their way to our flyers, this page, and to me sometimes in person and we get to talking about how it works that when you show up with others who also are curious and showing up, cool things can happen. We start these conversations: together. In Cojournal. It emerges as we go, so that there’s a good mix of perspectives that help us see things in new ways. International, weekly, and conversation-led: That’s what this is about. Curious? Sure thing, most welcome to find out more. As always, the first step is to apply. Apply at kismuth.com/apply2026.

Here are our current Cojournal tracks for continuing guests.

Cojournal is a project of Kismuth Books, made by Dipika Kohli (reviews).

Track Goal
8 weeks
Channel Options
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Study Club: Microhistories Writing someone’s story with documents, artefacts 16 Sept – 15 Nov Signal, Zoom, Canva
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Writing & Editing
Work with Dipika Kohli to polish 5,000 words per month; get weekly feedback in a small community 16 Sept – 15 Nov Signal, Zoom
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DESK – Phnom Penh
Meet neighbors, try new things, get weekly prompts and join real life DESK miniparties 16 Sept – 15 Nov Telegram, Zoom, In-Person
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Art & Copy Zine Club Make an issue of our monthly zine, Art & Copy, with up to 3 others 16 Sept – 15 Nov Telegram, InDesign 4
Study Club: Derrida We will take a close look at this philosopher’s ideas, together 16 Sept – 15 Nov Telegram 4
Cojournal – Sapporo
Meet in person in Sapporo and write to weekly prompts before the miniparty there 16 Sept – 15 Nov LINE 2
Cojournal – North Carolina
Talking together on Zoom once a month, with weekly writing prompts shared on Signal 16 Sept – 15 Nov Signal 1

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