Photo by K.Hurley/FlickrIn the throes of illness, French philosopher Hélène Cixous sees a version of herself—struck with a cancer of the hands—and realizes that the only cure is to cut one off. It is…
Schopenhauer
- July 17, 2012 Kristina Zdravič Reardon
Recent Posts
Hélène Dorion / Photo by Maxime G. Delisle / helenedorion.com
Hélène Dorion is a major figure of contemporary French-Canadian literature.…
Jeffrey Round is an award-winning Toronto author, playwright, songwriter, and filmmaker. His books include the seven-volume Lambda-winning Dan Sharp…
Akiyuki Nosaka / Wikipedia
Akiyuki Nosaka’s (1930–2015) semi-autobiographical short story “Hotaru No Haka” (Grave of the Fireflies) is a…
Noam Chomsky / Photo by Sam Usner / Haymarket Books
While A Livable Future Is Possible (Haymarket Books, 2024 / Penguin Books,…
Carlie Hoffman
I have never been able to hear music in my voice so much as I have in reading the lyrical wonder of One More World…
