Sabina QeleposhiEn excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederich Douglass, an American SlaveChapter V.Jun 12, 2023Jun 12, 2023
Sabina QeleposhiThe Toxicology of Genius (Gottfried Benn)Among the European writers who sniffed, injected and imbibed cocaine during the first decades of the twentieth century, Gottfried Benn…Aug 1, 2022Aug 1, 2022
Sabina QeleposhiThe dream of the executionerRemedios Varo recorded ten dreams in her diary. The dreams are undated. Varo titled the last entry in the series, simply, “Dream 10.” The…Jul 28, 2022Jul 28, 2022
Sabina QeleposhiSome Reflections on Kafka by Walter BenjaminKafka’s work is an ellipse with foci that are far apart and are determined, on the one hand, by mystical experience (in particular, the…Jul 6, 2022Jul 6, 2022
Sabina QeleposhiTo my friend Willie Heath (1) who died in Paris on October 3, 1893 by Marcel ProustFrom the bosom of God where you rest . . . reveal to me those truths that prevail over death, prevent us from fearing it, and almost make…Jul 4, 2022Jul 4, 2022
Sabina QeleposhiThe Grammar of Francis Bacon by Jonathan Littell, Part 1Francis Bacon was a man keenly conscious of the futility of all human endeavor, of the fragility of flesh, of the tenuous and contingent…Jan 8, 2022Jan 8, 2022
