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VICE-interviewet: Patti Smith
Patti Smith fortæller om sine gamle flammer, om at sulte i en storby, der engang havde plads til drømmere og om at græde, når folk er glade.
Saudi Religious Police Don't Like Being Filmed Beating People Up
They jailed an artist for it under the pretence that he'd broken the law by having long hair.
The Poet
The less the poet wrote, the more books he bought. He was building a library for the person he wished he was. Or so he told himself.
Iceland's Most Poetic Murderer
I’m sat with Bjarni Bernhardur, 25 years ago, he butchered his landlord to the sounds of Louis Armstrong. Today he’s invited me over to drink some tea, eat some salami and hear about his life.
Weather and Sleep
Those of you old enough to remember the 80s know that it was the decade in which everyone suddenly realized they were bisexual. In the 90s, we diagnosed ourselves as bipolar and prescribed ourselves cocaine. Then in the 2000s, we all suffered the mass...
The Earthquake In Chile
Kleist’s perennial story in this issue, “The Earthquake in Chile,” is part of forthcoming, freshly translated collection of his prose.
Don't Tell A Soul
As some poet guy has surely said at some point, "All women are big piles of secrets on two legs." Or as the dwarf in Twin Peaks told Agent Dale Cooper in reference to Laura Palmer, "She's full of secrets." What that little dwarf meant is that every...