§ I’m following Google Maps. The blue line is a thinning footpath hugging the outside of Cabinteely Park. […]
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The criollo agitator Introduced to Buenos Aires in the 1870s by English immigrants, Argentinian football was dominated until […]
I drain the dregs of my espresso martini and burst out laughing. “Remember when she fried her hair […]
Full of admiration, this I is, for people with firm opinions, especially aesthetic judgements, their confidence, the way […]
An aphoristic essay by philosopher Andrew Milward on the relationship between philosophy and various forms of art, particularly in terms of the concepts of the minoritarian and the majoritarian.
A few months after I did my third step, I stood in front of a group to read […]
On October 31, 1918, the Viennese artist Egon Schiele succumbed to the flu pandemic at the age of […]
In Bowie’s music, fragmented voices often appear, sometimes as splintering perspectives contained in a single narrator. In the […]
I myself am neither an émigré nor a refugee nor an asylum-seeker. I am a writer who at […]
There was recently a theft at a museum in Dresden. The heist took place in the Grünes Gewölbe, […]
