Note on Poet Marina Tsvetaeva
F issue 15: IN MEMORIAM
Identity Is a Curse
Review of Jonas Hassen Khemiri's novel 'The Sisters'
Stalking Kin
Essay on Vigdis Hjorth's novels
Return of the Repressed | The Real Horror of Robert Eggers' Nosferatu
Oscar Wilde once said, “A burnt child loves the fire.” And trauma, much like the horror genre, often exerts a paradoxical pull that both repulses and fascinates.
‘Too Much’ Privilege and Conserved Beans
Personal Essay
Aftersun: grief, memories, and the fragile fabric of human life
This essay explores Aftersun as a meditation on love, memory, and the vulnerability required for true intimacy, particularly between a father and daughter.
Depression as a Lack of Language
Personal Essay
Notes on Writing and Rage
Personal Essay
Melfi's dreams
Natalia Lomaia explores psychonalysis and dreams in The Sopranos
Tiniest Things / Issue Four: CARE
Personal Essay
Calendar, Medicine and Some Bedtime Stories
Personal Essay
Tiny Love Stories: “I Googled ‘Crisis’”
My 100-word creative nonfiction mini text with the title "A Crossroad For Us and The World" for the NYT Modern Love Column.
Normal People in Love: Sally Rooney’s Ordinary Universal Characters
Sally Rooney’s 2018 novel is a meticulous observation, or even a study, of how one human being can have immense, intense power over another.
