Child of War, a Graphic Poem by Gregory Sass
A “Child of War” could not be more timely and necessary, an urgent SOS message in a time capsule coming to warn us about the horrors that inevitably and sadly repeat themselves as history.
Germany
Why I Wrote This Book: Issue #49
Featuring Halina St. James, Giles Blunt, John Brady McDonald, and A. Jamali Rad
The Director by Daniel Kehlmann, translated by Ross Benjamin
The Austrian film director that made Greta Garbo a star.
When We Were Ashes by Andrew Boden
Andrew Boden’s debut novel When We Were Ashes [is] a poignant and devastating look what it means to be human when it seems all humanity is lost. It is a lesson in compassion and empathy, even to those on the other side of enemy lines.
Teardrops on the Weser by Amatorisero Ede
What starts as a series of casual observations grows into a haunting evocation of the horrors of colonialism.
