'Why should I multiply when in the end, I'll just be divided?'
Tag: fiction
Why Autobiographies Are the Need of the Hour
We must trust the magic of individual testimonies and let them strip the false tableau that rules the day.
On Taming Self-Doubt and Dissonance
It arrives softly, driving anxiety up your torso, hiking up your spine and into your head.
Can We Understand Other Minds? Novels and Stories Say: No
The way that we imagine nonhumans in fiction reflects how little we, as humans, really get each other.
There’s Been a Coup in the House of Literature
Can a video really compare to the depth of the written word?
The Curious Case of the Saffron Gate
Before the gate was constructed, we had free access to those natural reserves of equality, logic and free thinking.
‘The Small-Town Sea’ Is a Melancholy Trip Through Childhood
"I think being prone to wild stretches of imagination is the malady that haunts anyone with a penchant for storytelling."