Ștefan Bolea

00.00.2018

de Ștefan Bolea Trăim în vremuri, în care zvastica a fost înlocuită cu simbolul dolarului și lagărele de concentrare cu birourile. Crematoriile cu tomberoanele, în care te poți odihni, dacă nu mai ești în stare să plătești facturile și ratele. Războiul total cu salariul de 6 cifre, Lebensraum-ul cu pădurile milionarilor, în care poți împușca […]

The Saṃsāra Dictionary

by Ștefan Bolea translation from Romanian by A.C. Clarke and Alina-Olimpia Miron [MTTLC] Arthur Schopenhauer (b. 22 February 1778, d. 21 September 1860, reborn on 17 November 1944) – German philosopher, famous for The World as Will and Representation, a treaty that aims at solving the issue of Kant’s unknowable noumenon. He was fonder of […]

sanctus januarius

by Ștefan Bolea   as a child unhappiness was my trusted companion afterwards life came and taught me that past misery was only a mask of true pain that suffering is a higher burning on the altar of the God with the sharpest knife   but I won’t kneel in front of anybody I’ll use […]

In Whitman’s Name

by Ștefan Bolea translation from Romanian by A.C. Clarke and Alina-Olimpia Miron [MTTLC]   Iancu threw his shopping bag into the musty space under the steeple of St. Michael’s Church, after which he shut the trap door behind him. It was a late spring morning and, from his standpoint, the young man could enjoy a […]

Viața mascată

de Roger Gilbert-Lecomte traducere & prezentare: Ștefan Bolea Roger-Gilbert Lecomte (1907-1943) a fost, alături de René Daumal și Roger Vailland, co-fondatorul revistei și mișcării literare Le Grand Jeu, care a fost întâmpinată cu răceală și ostilitate de gruparea suprarealistă. Pasionat de ceea ce el numea „metafizica absenței”, Lecomte definea Le Grand Jeu „clipa impersonală a […]

Black Helloween Eyes

by Ștefan Bolea translation from Romanian by A.C. Clarke and Alina-Olimpia Miron  Another day, as dark as invisible ink on black paper or the shadow that lurks in the mirror after one’s features have faded from view. Horatio went out to return some books to the British Council and it looked as if all his […]

September 30th 1888

 by Ștefan Bolea I fail to understand how somebody can be the Son of God and God at the same time. If, to this peculiar schizophrenia, one adds the bizarre figure of the Holy Ghost, the enigma becomes even denser. Three Gods? Four, if we count Mary? Five, if we count the left hand of […]

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