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I Don’t Care
“I constantly pray they’ll grant me the favor of a single outburst, a twitch, a hint that I share her pain, that I still do something—anything.”
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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“The Capital” by Robert Menasse: The colors of Brussels
Robert Menasse’s novel “The Capital” is a multifaceted narrative that hits straight to the heart of Brussels and the EU bubble. With a keen eye for detail and a penchant…
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An interview with Lea Ypi
I had been dealing with the theme of freedom in my studies for a long time, so I thought this would be a good starting point. Since it would be…
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Stingray beach
Explore the evocative landscapes and intimate moments in Kirby M. Wright’s Stingray Beach. This collection weaves together themes of nature, memory, and personal reflection, capturing the beauty and complexity of…
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The Enchantment of Orkney: George Mackay Brown’s Literary Legacy
Discover the literary legacy of George Mackay Brown, Orkney’s renowned word magician. This piece explores his captivating prose and poetry, deeply rooted in the harsh yet beautiful rhythms of island…
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You Will Not Evade Me
A young man’s obsession with a high-profile murder case leads him into a dangerous game of cat and mouse with powerful figures. As he uncovers hidden truths, he must navigate…
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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…