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Big Mouth
Alice enters a Nebraska fair’s marble-mouth contest and finds the courage to name what has been silently haunting her.
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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Remembering Ismail Kadare: A Literary Titan
A tribute to Ismail Kadare, celebrating his life and literary legacy. The article explores his profound impact on world literature, his themes of tyranny and freedom, and his enduring influence…
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In the Mirror of Eternity
In a cozy, old-world pub, Xavier, a technologist with a penchant for fine wine, regales his friend with tales of historical legends and technological wonders. He introduces his latest invention,…
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An Everyday Scourge
“An Everyday Scourge” by Kamantha Müller explores the profound themes of love, hate, and indifference through a powerful dialogue between a mother and her son. Set against a backdrop of…
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Once More To The Lake
E. B. White | 1041 E. B. White (1898 – 1985) began his career as a professional writer with the newly founded New Yorker magazine in the 1920s. Over the…
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The gentleman’s pleasure
In “The Gentleman’s Pleasure,” readers will find a poignant exploration of routine and identity through the daily life of a retired ex-army officer. The story delves into the meticulous habits…
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Maria Patakia: The Temporariness of Beauty, Love, and Existence
Maria Patakia is a multidimensional personality, She intertwines poetry, theatre, and cinema with her profession as a lawyer at the European Commission. She is the author of four poetry volumes…
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The Second World War
Explore the compelling wartime experiences of Rino Benedetti, an Italian soldier during World War II. From his service in Italy and Albania to his harrowing time as a POW in…
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The Feelings Detector & Ginette, the Content
Dive into two intertwined tales of emotional discovery and resilience. In Buenos Aires, a man, overwhelmed by homesickness, perceives the hidden feelings around him and learns to navigate them, finding…
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Expired Condom
Translated by Mia-Alexandra Sky He rolled up the shutters covering the shopfront and looked at his watch. The hands were stopped at four-thirty in the afternoon, heralding another day. “C.C.”…
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Whispers from the Attic
The attic If you must know, yes, I still collect memories of that sort. To take you out, every now and then, To reawaken what I remember of it all,…