When Mario Vargas Llosa wrote about Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s gem One Hundred Years of Solitude, he pointed out that Macondo is a world itself, just […]
Discussing the Irish Short Story – A Mirror in the Dark
Author: Katarina Lazić
Paul Auster’s Museum of Ordinary
Sunday is a perfect day to pay a visit to Auster’s museum of ordinary where magic lies in the subtlety of one’s observations. It would […]
Talking to Leonard, the Poet
Lament is a strange thing and not being prone to it, it took me some time to decide that I want to tell you the […]
Breaking myths in Canadian writing
Graeme Gibson, himself a renowned and prolific writer, has interviewed eleven Canadian novelists. A wide array of authors have stated their opinion on matters of […]
The Chaos of Being Alive in Ali Smith’s The Accidental
Reading The Accidental resembles the way raindrops are traced on a windowpane. Firstly, you notice they move independently, without any rules. They make their way […]
Cohen’s bunch of lonesome heroes
Cohen’s writing career spans decades and includes numerous volumes of poetry as well as two novels. One of the two, The Favourite Game is not your […]
Zadie Smith’s NW : A swan of a novel
Zadie Smith has stated on various occasions that she considers herself to belong to the arena of obsessively local writers, inhabited by authors such as […]