Reflections on the Death of Music Journalism
News of the mass of layoffs by Condé Nast, as well as discourse on the decline of music journalism and Continue reading
News of the mass of layoffs by Condé Nast, as well as discourse on the decline of music journalism and Continue reading
Leopold Bloom is the fictional hero of Joyce’s Ulysses but it was Paul Léon who embodied heroic qualities for real Continue reading
I One of the most original and significant texts to have come out of Europe in the past generation is Continue reading
A child aimlessly moves their toy train in circles, oblivious to the realities of transportation. In play, the models move Continue reading
The Odyssey is a masterpiece of Western literature. Even those who never read any of it know what it’s all Continue reading
By Achim SzepanskiTranslated by Jan Heintz With the modification of a Baudrillard quote regarding the infinitely choosing chooser one could Continue reading
Roughly and historically speaking, Renaissance, Reformation, and the Copernican Revolution are found nearly at the same time in European history. Continue reading
In I Had Nowhere to Go, director Jonas Mekas’ diary-like collection of writings covering his life from the abandonment of his Continue reading