Category: Arts
“Breathing space” Vasilis Tsantilas
Vasilis Tsantilas is known for his great instrumental music. You can watch our previous conversation here: Συνομιλία με τον μουσικό Βασίλη Τσαντήλα Now, he creates a new musical piece, which is like a spiritual journey and follows a passage form sadness and darkness into release and light. He writes…
Calypso, David Sedaris
Achieving the joke is a rare gift or a special talent for combining contradictions. In literature this ability seems to be even rarer, but Sedaris has it uninterruptedly for decades now. He has cultivated in many ways his talent for drawing humor from unexpectable sources. In fact, his sharpness and…
Zama or the distance between two points, Antonio di Benedetto
The goddesses, Eleni Ladia
Memory is the core. Historical memory, lived memory and collective experience, biological memory and its loss. Memory is also the web of narration. It spreads in the form of a short treatise, a collective narrative transmitted by the elder women, personal thoughts recorded as a diary. Thus, every evolution in…
A Little Lumpen Novelita, Roberto Bolaño
The first-person narrative does not let us see behind the external impression. The facts just happen and the heroine lives her life as an observer. People just pass. Emotions are unexpressed. The light never ends, the darkness promising a chance for breather is coming slow. Teenage Bianca and her brother…
Stories of God, Rainer Maria Rilke
L’hiver indien, Frédéric Roux
The alternation of seasons seems hidden from the screens and theories about climate change. Mostly, however, it hides behind the beasts, made of steel and cement. Everything does not seem to change. Like a heavy dusty curtain, modern technological civilization covers birth and decay, death and rebirth. The death of…
Zeno’s Conscience, Italo Svevo
The Encyclopedia of the Dead, Danilo Kis
“Breathing space” Vasilis Tsantilas
Vasilis Tsantilas is known for his great instrumental music. You can watch our previous conversation here: Συνομιλία με τον μουσικό Βασίλη Τσαντήλα Now, he creates a new musical piece, which is like a spiritual journey and follows a passage form sadness and darkness into release and light. He writes…
Calypso, David Sedaris
Achieving the joke is a rare gift or a special talent for combining contradictions. In literature this ability seems to be even rarer, but Sedaris has it uninterruptedly for decades now. He has cultivated in many ways his talent for drawing humor from unexpectable sources. In fact, his sharpness and…
Zama or the distance between two points, Antonio di Benedetto
The goddesses, Eleni Ladia
Memory is the core. Historical memory, lived memory and collective experience, biological memory and its loss. Memory is also the web of narration. It spreads in the form of a short treatise, a collective narrative transmitted by the elder women, personal thoughts recorded as a diary. Thus, every evolution in…
A Little Lumpen Novelita, Roberto Bolaño
The first-person narrative does not let us see behind the external impression. The facts just happen and the heroine lives her life as an observer. People just pass. Emotions are unexpressed. The light never ends, the darkness promising a chance for breather is coming slow. Teenage Bianca and her brother…
Stories of God, Rainer Maria Rilke
L’hiver indien, Frédéric Roux
The alternation of seasons seems hidden from the screens and theories about climate change. Mostly, however, it hides behind the beasts, made of steel and cement. Everything does not seem to change. Like a heavy dusty curtain, modern technological civilization covers birth and decay, death and rebirth. The death of…