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‘Feelings can occupy the resistance:’ 2 Latvian poems by Ligija Purinaša and Katrīna Rudzīte
the structures of memory Written by Katrīna Rudzīte and translated by Jayde Will I it can happen that addresses wars and important academic concepts will need to be forgotten in order to remember not what you told me but how darkness wedged itself in the crack of the open door a palm on one’s stomach temporary resistance to the laws of space and time the work of memory is so essential psychoanalysts historians philosophers and others have underscored it but now while carefully crossing a...
‘Here you can listen to the sound of Wi-Fi:’ 2 poems by Latvian poet Elvira Bloma
I WAS BOTHERED BY THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TODAY 1. How can I deny that everything else exists, except for snowmen? 2. Why does the body remind one of a fragrant truffle? 3. Do flies have faces? 4. Why don’t birds learn from their mistakes? 5. Why do I really want something sweet right now? 6. Why do the Georgians have such a cool alphabet? 7. Why do these sorts of monkeys exist? So their attacker would die of laughter? 8.
Best Baltic Literature of 2018
This year, 2018, is a centenary celebrating the independence of the Baltic States: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Are there common themes, or tone, of the contemporary literature from these three countries? I’ve been asked many times to try and draw out some similarities between the literature of these three countries. Generally, though, I see more differences than similarities.
Latvia: A Small Country with a Big Literature
Latvia is a small country of two million inhabitants in northeastern Europe, a relatively inconspicuous place on the map. The country is celebrating its centenary this year, with a host of events, including Latvia’s participation as one of the Market Focus countries at the London Book Fair, putting its culture in the spotlight.
Latvia: A Small Country with a Big Literature
Latvia is a small country of two million inhabitants in northeastern Europe, a relatively inconspicuous place on the map. The country is celebrating its centenary this year, with a host of events, including Latvia’s participation as one of the Market Focus countries at the London Book Fair, putting its culture in the spotlight.
Latvia: A Small Country with a Big Literature
Latvia is a small country of two million inhabitants in northeastern Europe, a relatively inconspicuous place on the map. The country is celebrating its centenary this year, with a host of events, including Latvia’s participation as one of the Market Focus countries at the London Book Fair, putting its culture in the spotlight.
Wishing For Summer
Kaunas - Palanga remains the go-to beach spot for Lithuanians looking to find respite from humid summer days. Celebrated Lithuanian photographer Algimantas Kuncius has been taking photos at this seaside resort for almost 50 years, and his latest exhibition “Sundays at the Seaside: Palanga 1965-2014” is being shown at the Kaunas Photography Gallery until March 1st.
A Night of European Film Stars in Riga
The 27th Annual European Film Awards held on December 13th was the centerpiece of the flurry of film events in Riga at the end of 2014, which brought the best and brightest of the European big screen.
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