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Ghayath Almadhoun: Europe, we love your art and hate your bombs
A furious, unrelenting poetry of rupture—Almadhoun’s verses indict, mourn, and resist with devastating force.
Collected Works in Contemporary Prose and Art
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Ash Psalms
Power is not in melted Buicks, not in making angels cower and sing your name in fear. There is no godhood for you, who have only sealed your name in…
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Eurovision: Where Nations Compete for the Right to Be Confused
Eurovision is what happens when musical theater and international diplomacy get drunk at the same wedding—messy, performative, and dazzlingly absurd.
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The Three Xs of a Great Story: Extraordinary, Exclusive, Extendable
Three Xs Framework—Extraordinary, Exclusive, and Extendable. A practical method for evaluating why some stories endure in cultural memory, while others, no matter how lyrical, fade fast.
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Day Tripper
A tender, obsessive tribute to Paul McCartney, masculinity, and the fragile distance between idol and admirer.
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Why the Green Transition Is Already Lost
A searing critique of the Green Transition’s failure—not in policy, but in metaphor, language, and imagination.
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The Unknown Soldier – 1781
An Unknown Soldier of 1781 bears witness to the brutal legacy of American wars, from Yorktown to January 6th, tracing the fragile arc of democracy.
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Quiet Lives
A moving reflection on the quiet strength, beauty, and misunderstood reality of introversion in a world shaped by extroversion.
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Day Tripper
A tender, obsessive tribute to Paul McCartney, masculinity, and the fragile distance between idol and admirer.
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Ash Psalms
Power is not in melted Buicks, not in making angels cower and sing your name in fear. There is no godhood for you, who have only sealed your name in…
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Mimi Kunz: So What’s it Like, This Love?
Mimi Kunz is a visual artist and poet. A Buddhist monk once told her to ‘put the mind in the body’ — advice which has shaped her life and art.…
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Why the Green Transition Is Already Lost
A searing critique of the Green Transition’s failure—not in policy, but in metaphor, language, and imagination.
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Paula Raiglot: “Are you awake?”
Born and raised in the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Brussels, Paula Raiglot defines herself not only by her origins but by her multidisciplinary approach to art and her commitment to…
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Ghayath Almadhoun: Europe, we love your art and hate your bombs
A furious, unrelenting poetry of rupture—Almadhoun’s verses indict, mourn, and resist with devastating force.