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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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Brittany, 1991: Watching the Old World Fade
An American expatriate in 1991 Brittany captures the twilight of rural traditions under a Europe in flux—tender, wry, and hauntingly beautiful.
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Happy Texas: The Town Without A Frown
This is America, raw and unfiltered: a toxic love story unfolds against roadside relics, familial ghosts, and a broken dream of connection. A dark, lyrical masterpiece for those willing to…
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About That Magic Circle
“In these times, where the world order seems to be heading toward chaos and confusion, where hate is infecting language, it is all the more important to listen to music…
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Of Rats and Men
A blackly funny, brutally honest meditation on mortality, masculinity, and the shared instincts of creatures facing slow, inevitable suffering.
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On the Essay I Want to Read
“Essays aren’t lectures. They’re conversations with dead philosophers and living doubts. You’re not leading the reader out of Plato’s cave—you’re sitting beside them, throwing shadows on the wall, wondering which…
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The Great Plains
“There was no thought of an egotistical self-sacrifice, no thought of anything left behind… only the immediate bliss of the end of the physical self.”
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The First Person: Voice of the Inexperienced and the Narcissist
“The self becomes the measure of the universe, to the detriment of literary depth… Literature ceases to be a vessel for empathy and becomes a stage for self-confirmation.”
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Happy Texas: The Town Without A Frown
This is America, raw and unfiltered: a toxic love story unfolds against roadside relics, familial ghosts, and a broken dream of connection. A dark, lyrical masterpiece for those willing to…
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Ghayath Almadhoun: Writing is my real homeland
Palestinian poet Ghayath Almadhoun discusses exile, the power of Arabic poetry, and his personal experiences of displacement.
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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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Love, colors, and shapes
Abstract paintings and evocative poetry merge in Love Transformed, exploring the resilience of love amidst war through fragmented forms, vivid colors, and transformative emotions.
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TBR Spring 25 is Here
We are bored. Bored of mainstream narratives, of ceaseless mumbling, of effortlessly click-and-publish words. Bored of opinion-sharing and provocation, of judgment without curiosity. And we are bored of the violence…