On Conflict and Literary Diplomacy By Hüseyin Serhat Arıkan on November 18, 2018 Conflict, a notion which is constantly studied in disciplines of Political Science and International Relations, has the utmost importance in analyzing relations between societies. I believe that only through a careful consideration of what is conflict and what kind of dynamics it …
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On bodies By Daria Piskozub on November 18, 2018 My body is the veil Between the web that is my mind And my heart that shouts in the distance. For every pulse that runs through my essence There is mind to weight it And heart to detonate it And for every small idea My mind …
On antagonizing and turns By Daria Piskozub on November 18, 2018 As a child I really liked playing strategy games. I played “Lord of the Rings”, “Civilization” and “Sparta”, I played a lot and felt like I was learning the real world. Because it is just like “Civilization”, right? You build things, you wage war, …
Oksana By Mariia Koltsova on November 14, 2018 Oksana, 24 years old, spent last night translating a historical book from polish to Ukrainian. BIO Latest Posts BIO Mariia Koltsova Was born, lived, than died. Worked as a journalist in between. Sometimes wrote something more then news. Latest Posts Latest posts by Mariia Koltsova (see all) *** — November …
Nowhere By Mariia Koltsova on November 15, 2018 When you walking around the street you can hear your steps. Your shoes slowly stepping on broken road, rustle of small stones and pieces of asphalt, which was shifted three times in two years, touches to the shadows of old trees. Somewhere in the other side of the …
No borders, just boxes By Marie Sevs on November 16, 2018 She thinks in English, embraces her Armenianness and thinks of Russian as lyrical. She puts those languages into different boxes and opens them one by one. Sometimes quickly, sometimes slow. Where to fit the tiny little boxes of French and Korean? She just lets …