Heidelberg Stories

Este não é mais um romance. Venho vos contar uma história sobre o amor. Mostrar-vos-ei um de meus contos favoritos, este que, por sua vez, só comove aqueles os quais acreditam cegamente no amor e em todas as suas formas. Este é o relato vivido por Flavo, o prédio antigo da praça Bismarckplatz, e o seu grande amor não correspondido, a lua. Sei que pode vos soar estranho, porém se vós ledes o que escrevi até aqui, suplico para que insistais. Neste texto falaremos sobre o sentimento mais nobre de todos: o amor.

Love, passion, separations, reunions, and adventure amidst war, peace, and revolution: the life of Bruno and Anita spanning several decades of the 20th century, filled with romantic and political illusions and disappointments. An episode of the pathetic tragicomedy of human existence, torn between the awareness of their own insignificance and the stubborn illusion that their existence may hold meaning.

My Oma went by a few names - Goldie, Rose, Peg - often using the latter on her travels meeting new people in wonderful locales. Peg was a remarkable human being. In her "golden years," she embarked on a series of journeys to remarkable locales around the globe, all when the world was a greater challenge to explore, especially for a mature pair like my Oma and her husband Murray. In these stories, Peg and Murray visit many places in Europe, the Caribbean, and more - seeking family, friendships, antiques, and a good meal out. They grapple with language barriers, highways, and hippies, all the while maintaining their grace and affability. Travelers through and through.

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Professor Shonku and Robu (1968) written by Satyajit Ray, (the Bengali Oscar-winning film-maker and author) translated to English (UK) by Dr. Anjana Sen