e-revista EgoPHobia - ISSN 1584-6210
de Adrian Ioniţă for the English version, click here Tavanul e acoperit cu izolaţie roz bonbon şi o folie de plastic semitransparentă. Sub folie, doi şoareci se plimbă de parcă ar fi pe patinoar. Ciudat să observi lumea de sus, privind prin oglinda unei ape dozate să fie schimbată ciclic. Îmi ţin răsuflarea, pentru că nu vreau […]
de Marius-Iulian Stancu (ca prin oglindă) “Nimeni nu mă înţelege”. Distanţa sfâşietoare din filmele lui Bergman a devenit comică în absurdul ei prin ultimele două filme ale lui Roy Andersson (Cântece de la etajul al doilea, Voi cei vii). Mărturie pentru faptul că diferenţa dintre comic şi tragic e doar una de nuanţă, două feţe […]
de Mario Barangea Marsilio Ficino este cel datorită căruia astăzi îi citim şi îi studiem pe Platon şi pe Plotin, pe Hermes Trismegistul sau pe Proclos. Dar opera renascentistului de la curtea familiei florentine Medici nu a constat doar în traduceri făcute din marii filosofi ai Antichităţii. El aduce cu sine şi o intenţie de […]
de Gorun Manolescu (postmodernitate versus postmodernism [XVII]) 1. “Epistemologia fără subiect cunoscător”? Există aşa ceva? Karl Popper (‘Epistemologia fără subiect cunoscător’, în ‘ Logic, methodology and philosophy of science III’, Proceedings of the Third Congres for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, North_Holland, Amsterdam, 1968) ne spune că da. Pentru că, zice el:
Karel Cispic:
A chuckle died in his throat as he realized fully what he was about to do. Shovel after shovel of dried dirt flew in back of him until the magic moment when he hit wood. He could tell by the solid thudding sound that metal made against wood. It was a satisfying sound. An organic sound. Thud, thump. Thump, thump. He used the blade of the shovel to pry open the casket. No smell came out, but the sight was not a pleasant one. Pavel’s emaciated and very dead face had a rictus grin that sent a fright up Karel’s spine. The dead poet seemed to be smiling at him.
by Robert Fenhagen (USA) Brief news story out of Wakefield, R.I.: “A flight out of Warwick Airport made it safely through a ferocious storm. At one point, there were fears that the flight was lost at a point because of faulty communications, but they turned out unfounded, and the flight eventually arrived without incident in […]
by Irina Savin [Belgium] edited by Robert Fenhagen She always thought of train stations as the heart and soul of a town. For Layla, they were thorny, blameful and half-sinful places for people still hanging on the memory of mostly sad good-byes, a teasing and, sometimes, sinful places for the adventurous ones. And a refuge for […]
by Adrian Ioniţă (USA) Edited by Robert Fenhagen “What is wrong with this baby?” Thank you, Doctor. “He’s watching us. He is!” Thank you, bitch-nurse. “Slap him!” ordered the Doctor. Thank you, again, you righteous bastard
EMERGING and ESTABLISHED WRITERS WANTED via Free Press Release Romania (Press Release) June 2, 2009 — Starting with the 22nd issue, EgoPHobia e-zine is announcing the opening of the Short Story section. The managing editor of this project is Mr. Robert Fenhagen (USA).
The Short Story Reading Challenge Short Story Craft Beatrice