History, earned
'Like the clubs I love, I had been riding waves of my own': a story about baseball, Australian Rules Football and being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, by Kylie Maslen
Sport
Sport – PEN Transmissions
Hockey is for everyone
'They bury it as deep under the ice as it can go': on belonging to a minority in a sport that hates troublemakers, by Jashvina Shah
Editorial: on sport
Sport is emblematic of what goes on in society as a whole. In this issue of PEN Transmissions, we've looked at it as a method of inclusion - and exclusion. As a method of belonging as well as of extreme alienation.
Power to the powerful
‘Money, power and politics are inherent to sporting events’: in Bahrain, the Formula One has become a site of protest. Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei tells us why.
Mum was an athlete
'When it came to sports, my mum picked up how to do ten things before she was taught a single one': Han Yujoo reports on growing up with an athlete mother, translated by Janet Hong