A matter of choice.
Since our birth we are faced with choices. Left or right. Whether what we pick will have an impact on our immediate or long-turn future. Up or down. Whether our…
A Life of a Linguist: An Interview with Olga Panić Kavgić
How did you first become interested in linguistics? Let’s say that in grammar school there were two main fields that I was interested in: linguistics and mathematics. It was strange…
What is this … music?
Late Saturday night, staying in, grabbing some snacks and drinks, channel surfing like a madman, one channel makes me stop. What is this? A two-hour rock marathon, hell's bells I'll…
Hangover, part 4
Is your head hurting like it was hit by a bus full of tourists? Is your mouth so dry not even monsoons could re-moisturize it again? Are you perhaps in…
The F-word!
The almighty f-word, now what the fizz could it be? Could it be fabulous? Or even fantastical? How about flavoursomenesses? It is a word, check it out. No need to…
Phoenix – Part Four
Her clothes reeked. Her hair knotted. Her fingers intertwined, dirty. She didn't have much. In fact, she had nothing. She lived off of grace of other people. She would often…
Remains of the Day: Film Adaptation Flaws
One of the most acclaimed novels by Kazuo Ishiguro “The Remains of the Day” is definitely one of the best works of English postmodernist literature. Therefore, it is not surprising that I have been looking forward to watching its film adaptation starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thomson. Unfortunately, the film failed to impress me the way the book had done. In my opinion, there are some unpardonable mistakes, which is what led me to write this brief film review.