November-December, 2005
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11, 2005
This Is It, Your
poem without any aim or pretension to be another source of your tension— a post-apocalyptic poem that no one will [...]
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11, 2005
Talking to Grief
Ah, Grief, I should not treat you like a homeless dog who comes to the back door for a crust, [...]
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11, 2005
Emily Dickinson In My Town
the quickest to sink into darkness are small towns the smaller the quicker they fall like the man walking through [...]
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11, 2005
Mapping God
(excerpt from the novel)ONE Guido found her. Seaweed for hair, she lay like a broken shop-window mannequin on the black [...]
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11, 2005
The Long Road
”You want sugar with that?” He looked at her a moment, considering. “Will it get me to Sedona?” Her expression [...]
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11, 2005
Singing Cities: Images of the City in Ex-Yu Popular Music
Gradovi daleki Koje želimo znati Gradovi od pjesme Gradovi daleki 1F Music and the city present an interesting subject for [...]
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11, 2005
Crossing the divide
#1 Last Friday, Orhan Pamuk, Turkey's most celebrated writer, was subjected to a grotesque public shaming. Branded a “traitor” by [...]
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11, 2005
Slavica Janešlieva
A Dream Of An Image That Repeats Itself serigraphy, 45cm. x 50cm., 2003 I'll be waiting at the [...]
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11, 2005
The New Macedonian Film
A fresh frame for the new frames of the seventh artThe cinematography exceeds the traditional matrix, but it's still in [...]
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11, 2005
Bossa-Nova from Rio and Rock’n’Roll from Pernambuco
Skopje Jazz Festival 2005Joyce with the remembering of the legendary Masters and his own compositions – was irresistible to the [...]