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1. Animal
by 
Luke Davies
One time, I was holding an ice cream when a seagull tried to take it from me...
Jakob Brønnum
Why doesn’t he say anything?
The Grand Inquisitor is a short story by Dostoevsky from around 1880...
Oisin Breen
How We Remember The Dead
The poem is inspired by the tale ‘Tochmarc Étaíne’, meaning ‘The Wooing of Étaín'
Kotryna Garanasvili
After the Show by Anton Chekhov
Despite demonstrating Anton Chekhov’s writing at its finest, the story is little researched and largely overlooked...
Baudelaire, 1845: Homo Duplex by Rodrigo Arriagada-Zubieta
by 
Juan Arabia & Ignacio Oliden
The movement takes place on a truly experiential level, playing on great impulses, from the aesthetic point of view ...
Jakob Brønnum
Turning the other cheek
One of the most spectacular features of Dostoevsky’s novel “The Brothers Karamazov”...
Ollie Cowley
Seferis ‘Mythistorema 15’
Born in Smyrna in 1900, Giorgos Seferis would become one of the most prominent Greek poets in the twentieth...
Jakob Brønnum
The Thematic Unity of the Brothers Karamazov
Dostoevsky’s last novel, “The Brothers Karamazov” unites the themes in his works...
The Time of My Life
by 
Geoffrey Heptonstall
Dying, I lose all sense of time...
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