The Bizarre World of Bruno Schulz: Legs, Boredom and ‘Demonology’
In another insightful exploration of Eastern European artists, Marcelina Palamar takes a look at the eccentric Bruno Schulz. Discussion of his use of the cliche-verre technique, his fusion of identities and the critical response to his work all come together in this informative piece on the artist and his life.
WO BIST DU JETZT? – Dislocation in Olivia Wenzel’s 1000 Serpentinen Angst
In this thoughtfully considered article, staff writer Beattie Green sensitively reviews Olivia Wenzel’s debut novel 1000 Serpentinen Angst. In doing so, she explores the questions it raises, which, in some way or another, come to affect all of us.
Strasbourg (or Straßburg): A German City in France?
Staff writer Ollie Merriman explores the intercultural dynamics that converge on Strasbourg. In his explorations of the culture, architecture and history of this French border city, Ollie not only considers the identity of Strasbourg itself, but, rather, Europe as a whole.
A Nation’s Goal
Elle Shea investigates the relationship between Cristiano Ronaldo and the Portuguese national identity.