Let each man remain his own master
the original preface by Elisée Reclus to the 1885 edition of Kropotkin’s “Words of a Rebel,” re-print out this May from PM
A Zine of Hatred and Lament
The Poet
The Transcendentalists were sufficiently close, both geographically and philosophically, to the anesthetic revolution that their recordings of their encounters and experiments are
What Occurs at Night time by Peter Cameron
Humorous and haunting, gothic and dazzling—What Occurs at Night time is a novel in contrast to something you’ve ever learn. Referred to as “astonishing”
Prostitute, writer, feminist: Grisélidis Réal
Prostitute, writer, artist, trafficker, convict, feminist: Grisélidis Réal was an eternal cursed lover. Correspondence and interviews make it possible to (re) discover
Extract from ‘A Season with Verona’
Incanto Hellas Verona vinci per noi! I still remember my amazement when I first heard myself shouting those words. “Hellas Verona, win for
Bilge Karasu: Composing the fear
Spiral movement and perceptive destabilisation in Gece of Bilge Karasu
The Humorless Ladies of Border Control
A one-of-a-kind travelogue exploring the intersection of literature, politics, and punk rock idealism in Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Russia, Ukraine, and Mongolia
Robert Walser: Turkey? No, thank you
At the same time, the publisher Samuel Fischer had called Robert and asked him: ‘Do you want to go to Poland and
A Little Fable [Franz Kafka] by Vincent Stall
“A Little Fable” (“Kleine Fabel,” in the original German) is a paragraph-long short story masterpiece by Kafka. I ran across a wonderful
