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The Non-Centrality of the Character
An essay on why vivid prose centers action rather than characters, showing how pronouns can conceal weak sentences and stall narrative momentum.
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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5 Flemish Romantic Stories To Read This Summer
As summer arrives, bringing with it long, lazy days perfect for diving into a good book, we turn our attention to the rich literary tradition of Flanders. What other way…
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Dead Parents For Rent
I met Ramiz Beka beside the National Theatre building, which no longer exists. Before we sat down at a café along the pedestrian street, he asked me in great detail…
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Luljeta Lleshanaku: Poetry Prepared Me for Difficult Times
“Poetry has been and still is a means: it has made my life easier, as an alternative way of living, especially when I needed it the most, in my early…
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In principium
It is like speaking of the bud and thinking of the flower, describing sickness and hoping for healing, talking about life and forgetting death. This is what this occurrence is…
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Reality of blur
A poignant compilation of poems exploring themes of longing, despair, and the search for light and meaning in life. These verses delve into the complexities of human emotion, the struggle…
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Homo Antarcticus
Here I rest, in South Georgia. A few feet of evolution away lie the graves of whale hunters, pointing north. A white fence shields them from elephant seals and their…
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Our Dangerous Sweetness
Our Dangerous Sweetness By Amir Rabiyah When I hear the news, another one of us has been killed my heart constricts I reach with a frantic grief towards a soothing…
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In Flanders Fields
In Flanders Fields By John McCrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely…
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Confessions Of A Book Reviewer
A Must Read for any literary critic, “Confessions of a Book Reviewer” is a narrative essay penned in 1946. In it, Orwell examines the book reviewer’s lifestyle, underscoring the challenges…