Sitemap - 2023 - Timeless - With Felix Purat
Nine Favorite Reads of 2023 (Plus One For Good Measure)
Meditative Qualities In Literature
Vasily Grossman’s “Sistine Madonna” (VII of VII)
After The Gulag: Literature of The Last Man
What Vasily Grossman Concluded
My Stigmata Don't Twinkle In Raivola's Garden
Robert Kennedy & Nostalgia, As Explained By Literature
Robert Kennedy & Nostalgia, As Explained By Literature
100 Subscribers, Słowacki in English and the Liquidation of All Middle Ground
Powermongers Lust After My Booty
Resuscitating Regional Literature
Can Christians Be Peaceful In A Violent World? A Review of Jalaleddin, by Raffi
Pan Vlastimil Infiltrates The Kitchens (The Bo Lan Mysteries #5)
Milan Kundera and Jacques The Fatalist: An Essay
A Cultural Revolution Begins In Canada
Look At The Lights, My Love, by Annie Ernaux
Leucothea in Le Havre [Alternate Version]
The "Violence" of the Arts: Kundera's Life Is Elsewhere
Defining The Avant-Garde: Ionesco's Artistry
Bo Lan, Alone In A Čínský Krumlov Cafe (The Bo Lan Mysteries #4)
Why All Writers Should Listen To The Mountain Goats
[Repost] The Light of '68: Kundera's The Joke, The Archetypal Red-Pilling Novel
A Quick Rumination on Two Nonconformists
A Writer's Turf and Cultural Clash in Literature
Malá Kateřina and The Game of Marriage (The Bo Lan Mysteries #3)
Agent Juche Passes The Test (The Bo Lan Mysteries #2)
No Country For Old Men & The Utopian/Underbelly Dichotomy
Ten Years Abroad (Escaping The Movie)
The Writers' Research Shelf, #1: The Stools of The Ashanti
Becoming Baroque (or First Poem By A New Father)
The Orchard Keeper: A Rumination
The Whore That Is Communism: A Review of Laughable Loves
Calm Before an Earthquake - Ebook Published!
The Detritivore (A New Testaccio)
Slavicness, Sirens and The Literature of Enrichment
Co Čech To Ztracený: Or What The Czechs Have To Lose
Grabiński, Venice, and Individualism In Literature
Do We Have The Right? Annie Ernaux's I Remain In Darkness
Calm Before An Earthquake: A Segment
Thoughts On Ernaux's Blank Page Strategy
How Many Books Should A Writer Read?
Before The Coffee Gets Cold: A Feelgood Novel From The Third Great Literary Tradition
Asserting Power Over Memory (Ernaux #3)
Can Christians Be Peaceful In A Violent World? A Review of Jalaleddin, by Raffi
In Praise of the Standalone Short Story, or The Short Story Chapbook
"And Only Her Rivers Shall Run Free..."
Radio Free Albemuth: The Rudiments of American Dictatorship
Stance and Story: Mircea Eliade, Romanian Lit, and Trăirismul
Happy Czech Valentine's Day! (Šťastný svátek zamilovaných!)
On My Debut Novel And Debut Novels In General
Visual Slavia, Pt. 1: Ukraine and the Tale of Kotihoroshko
Transgenderism: The Promethean Project of Today (Part 2)
In Praise of A Writer's Secrecy (And In Defense of Trade Secrets)
Must Readers Suspend Moral Judgment? Annie Ernaux's "Big Ask" In Simple Passion
Thoughts on Suzi Weiss' Article on Surrogacy
Radio Free Albemuth: Aramchek Is Dead
The Two-Pronged Plot: An Igor Štiks Review
White Ducks Celebrate The Wetness (Poem #9)
If Ray Kurzweil Is Right, And Readers Become Immortal...
Transgenderism: The Promethean Project of Today (Part 1)
Exteriors, by Annie Ernaux: A Review
When Ukraine's Eggs Hatch... (Poem #8)
The Legacy of The Northern Crusades As It Pertains To The Slavs (A Review)
Why I Still Bring Physical Books On My Travels And Not A Kindle
I Asked AI For An April Fool (Poem #7)
In Praise Of Marriage (Five Works of Literature That Will Challenge Your Anti-Marriage Views)
Four Lessons To Take From The Agatha Christie Desecration (AKA I Stand With The Nubians!)
Why Brave Readers Should Read Lansdale's Steampunk Sequel (Feat. H.G. Wells' Time Traveler)
Six Thoughts on Big Sur, by Jack Kerouac, Sixty-Six Pages In
New Monkey District 21A (The Bo Lan Mysteries #1)
An de bheoaibh no de mhairbh thu?* (Poem #5)
The Dystopian, Anti-Big-Pharma Universe of Tomás Mac Síomóin
What Will Become of All The Readers?
Solis, by A.A. Attanasio: A Review
Arborglyph In A Digital Forest (Poem #4)
The God-Clown Is Near, by Jay Lake
The Tossers Pissing On Roald Dahl’s Stories Are A Gaggle of Lowlife Traitors
Toilet Monsters, Blood As Gold and Doom By Breeding
The Cursed Bunny and Metaphysical Diplomacy (Where Quibblers Dare #1)
Extra-Terrestrial, Extra-Cylindrical (Poem #1)
In Praise of The Czechs, Glorifiers of the Feuilleton (Feuilleton #1)