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Recommended Albums
Recent world blues production has definitely a lot of good stuff to offer to blues fans, but it's often of [...]
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The Dead Poet and the Young Lady
Translated by: Zoran AnčevskiMidnight That which is not mine calls for me And I belong to it with every call [...]
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The Return of the Defeated
Translated by: Zoran AnčevskiThat Man in the last mirror Who enters before the door opens And then stands puzzled in [...]
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In Medias Res
Once upon a time there was a city in whose stores, whenever somebody would like to call somebody, and not [...]
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Prisoner
My dear, I told her, a bitter wound eats at my body. I lifted my shirt so that she could [...]
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The Death of the Gardener
Old Grulica rode a donkey early in the morning toward the gardens, smiling about something all the way. It was [...]
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“2001”
How One Film-Reviews With a Hammer The opening of 2001:A Space Odyssey depicts the sun rising above a crescent Earth [...]
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Peter Greenaway and Nietzsche’s Eternal Return
The Greatest Weight. What, if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness [...]
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Politics and Poetics of Hélène Cixous
What makes reality fascinating is the imaginary catastrophe that hides behind it. – Raymond Federman, Critifiction If we do our [...]
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Pieter Jansz Saenredam
Town Hall Hertogenbosch Town Hall Hertogenbosch St Bavon, Haarlem, 1636 Zürich, Switzerland St Peter Hertogenbosch, 1632 [...]