In his thought-provoking discourse, Antonio Scurati asks, “What has become of all these warriors of Europe?” This reflection invites readers to ponder the legacy of conflict and the evolving identity of a continent shaped by its tumultuous past.
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In her latest reflections, Silvia Avallone emphasizes that true equality begins in our minds. She expresses hope that young girls will embrace this notion, allowing them to thrive and blossom in a world that values their potential equally.
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In a candid revelation, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie opened up about experiencing “terrifying” writer’s block during her pregnancy. The celebrated author described an internal struggle, highlighting how motherhood and creativity often intermingle in unexpected ways.
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In his revealing memoir, the former Nigerian military ruler reflects on a turbulent past marked by regrets, executions, and coups. Through four poignant takeaways, he navigates the complexities of power, remorse, and a nation’s fragile history.
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In a recent interview, historian Serhii Plokhy critiques the United States’ approach to foreign policy, suggesting that it employs its power to dominate nations in precarious positions, like one reducing a once-proud entity to a state of submission.
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In the realm of literature, certain narratives possess an uncanny ability to intertwine the mundane and the profound. Joseph Roth’s “The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum” stands as a poignant testament to the fragility of human dignity, while his lesser-known gem, “The Radetzky March,” captures the twilight of an empire. yet, it is perhaps Roth’s…
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: I want my books to be read in Africa
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie emphasizes her desire for her works to resonate deeply within Africa. She envisions a literary landscape where African voices echo authentically, weaving stories that reflect the continent’s rich tapestry of culture and experience.
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