Happiness is a Matter of Prioritizing: Erich Maria Remarque and the Art of Living
A rumination on Remarque’s lasting legacy on the power of finding happiness in the midst of hardship and an ever-changing landscape.
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Voices from Chernobyl – The Voices Worth Hearing
Voices echoing from a point in time we cannot fully apprehend and yet time that contains and conjoins us all---be it via radioactive particles that travel in the air for a hundred thousand years, or through fragments of words and expressions that reverberate inside us long after we have turned the page.
Ivan Donev
A Modern Philosopher in the World of High Fashion
The Red Dress
The red dress is femininity, temptation, seduction, magnetism, provocation, and a fiery temperament - all wrapped up into one
Under Siege
An all-American girl finds herself negotiating high-context relationships in Italy... all while wearing borrowed pajamas.
On Solitude
A Marukami-style slipstream riff on the nature of solitude.
Brigitte Bardot and the Emancipation of Female Individuality
Once upon a time in France, far far away from the superficial land of Hollywood and its craftily polished movie stars...
Long Live the King
Perhaps the most significant—and often overlooked—reason for Stephen King’s success is the heartwood of his stories. At their core, King’s novels are not about the monsters; they’re about the people.
Summer Getaway in Bulgaria
Fichoza - Where the Sunrise and the Sea Embrace
To Catch a Thief in Casablanca
Arriving to Casablanca, I could not have known that it would be precisely here, in this place of cinematic myth, that I would participate in a film of my own, but of an altogether different sort and quite unlike the masterpiece of Michael Kurtis. And yet, for me at least, it was equally memorable.