Otilia Dragan reflects on her approach to personal and others' written work. She explains what good writing means to her.
Re-Poeticiziation in Translation: Rhyme or Reason
What matters more in translation - a word-for-word recreation of the original, or mainting the original pace and rhythm of the piece? Flame offers an introduction to one of his favourite topics.
Guest Entry: Inspiration: A Personal Approach
Igor Bunjevac offers an extension to Davide's recent post on inspiration. A long read, but it will give you a good idea on how to start writing.
Bad Weather and What Pours Out; Inspiration and its Whereabouts
Davide tackles chaos and creation.
Странността на чуждия // Queering the Other
Why do we read? And how does that impact our lives? Here is a perspective on desire which hopefully convinces you of the importance of being earnest. Bilingual post: EN/BG.
Piercing the Shell of Percy Shelley
"This might lead you to believe that readers have power over the material; yet that is precisely the poem's trap. It has control over you."
Sight: The Sense of Purpose
Flame explores feelings of being useless. Well, isn't that a new one. Also, Davide made a funny joke here.
Guest Entry: Ravens
‘A journey through the past uncovering and exploring the genesis and the changes of and in a Poet.' Fernando Martins da Mota presents his own writing in our second ever guest entry.
Rainclouds
A poem I wrote as a present to a person I almost lost.
A Blogpost?
Some ideas Davide had whilst being busy with life
Guest Еntry: No Man’s Son
Our first guest entry by an anonymous contributor. Also Flame made a good joke here.
Theory of Poetry: Syllables and Stress
Poetry, oh poetry, wherefore dost thou rhythm produce?
To What Shall I Compare Thee? And How in the Heck Do I?
"You only get good by being bad. " 1 hour writing session results by Davide
Music; A Personal Approach.
Davide gives his two cents about music and creative writing.
Pieces of Life and Diaristic Writing
Flame leaves teenagehood and talks about his experience with diary writing.
