histórias de Modernism

Indifference is a short story collection that explores the existential struggles of humanity. Everything from the difficulties of choice to daunting speculations of our place in the universe. Indifference brings these issues to light and, in some cases, shows the small glimmer of hope that still resides even in jaded times.

A surreal nightmare tinged with psychological horror and dark humor exploring the breakdown of reality. Explicit sexual imagery, strong language and surreal horror ahead.

The FUTURE is NOW. What are you going to do with your Facebook profile when you perish. What will happen with your blogs? Is there a part of your personality that will outlive you? The Netizen is theatrical play nominated in National Playwriting Competiton for Bulgarian Drama. A modern play for five actors. published here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/lyubomir-nikolov/id475054505?mt=11

I'm just writing a story I've wanted to write for a long time. Not smut or fan fic. Epistolary. My favorite authors are clarice lispector and qiu miaojin

En omendring av manuset mitt "Endring" til ei novelle.

Not just poetry for humanity. Poetry for me too. An array of poetry displayed in raw light. "For what it's worth, even words can explain the complications in ones head if you find the time to discover the right sentences." ~J.K.M.

This is a poem for an English Assignment that I had worked so hard on, so I thought "Why not upload it?" I guess it's difficult, complex and slightly unnerving (?). It deals with the reality of society, the loss of individualism and the dark future of humanity and individuals in a dysfunctional society. Set in early 20th Century London, and is a Modernist work/poem.

While taking an airport shuttle home to attend his father's birthday party our protagonist narrator, Fodder, daydreams about the ticker tape parade the town will throw in his honor for his heroic rescue of a drowning swimmer one year ago today. After missing his stop, he is forced to walk home at dusk, is struck by a vehicle, and then arrested by police charged with a string of home invasions. When he can't provide evidence of his innocence the sheriff releases him into the custody of Doc, the proprietor of a local treatment center, pending further investigation. When our story starts his benefactor forces him to join on a seemingly futile search for clean glass mason jars. As they scour the neighborhood for suitable containers, they meet a variety of local characters who continually mistake him for someone else. When he's finally given a chance to redeem himself, to save the actual burglar's life, he fails and is subsequently charged with felony murder.

"To the Obsolete Romeo!" is a short play/drama that has not so effort making Romeo, a Romeo for whom money is a priority to love. He is anachronism to courtship. He believes that once he finds his muse, his love (not sure if that be Juliet) he will rule the world and overcome the infinite possibilities that are waiting for him. There will be a contrasting image to the shakespeare's Romeo but you may find the occurrences of the same in our Romeo. Since, there will be a ship-wreck drama, mystery, tragedy and may be a little bit of obnoxiousness!! Wait for it, as i reveal Scene-1.

Thoughts might be 'scribbled' upon a blank page of the mind when a gust of emotion strikes you at any corner. Perhaps this is resultant of what is addressed as 'spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings'. The verses which have been scribbled or written harps primarily upon the beauty of nature and its ability to cast off any tinge of despondence even if temporarily. The beauty of nature lies everywhere- in the seasons, in a country side, when a person enjoys solitude or upon observing a sudden gust of shower in Spring.

12 poems of love, essentially reflecting an entire year through verse. The poems may not explicitly be about love, or may not completely be about love, but the theme runs through all of them. In terms of purpose, I wrote them all about a specific person but also work as my attempt at universalizing the experiences to some degree. The poems dwell on the conflicts between the ideal and material, man and woman, love and the self, as well as the notions of how to define love. Harsh criticisms regarding my diction, rhythm, content, style, anything at all are appreciated and welcomed. I'm posting these here to try and improve my work through interaction, as well as publish my own conceptions on love in verse.

This is a poem mainly about expressionism and modernism. In other words, I feel as if we're all just carrying out our usual lives without analytically dissecting and observing them.

Trapped in a world unlike any other he has seen, the Doctor faces the greatest challenge of his many lives. One final test. And he must face it alone...

A collection of literary analysis I have done during university that I am proud of! Abstracts below. I hope you enjoy reading them and they may aid any students in their own literary work. He Carried Deterioration - a literary analysis of the character Rat Kelly in Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried" with a focus on PTSD and Carl Jung's archetypes. The Physiognomy of Eyes in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" - a literary analysis of the symbolism of eyes in the book using the pseudoscience of physiognomy during Mary Shelley's day.

Paul Masters is a troubled and irresponsible young man who doesn't much care about himself or his future until he crashes into the elderly Mrs. Halston one morning while rushing to school. He nearly kills her and, as a result, faces the harsh reality of severe legal jeopardy if she dies. His relationship with his girlfriend Sandy is also on the rocks and everything in his life seems to be spiraling out of control until Mrs. Halston recovers and appears in court on his behalf, rescuing him from a lengthy jail term and a doomed perspective on life as well. Following the brutal accident caused by Masters' impatience and carelessness, Mrs. Halston is taken to the hospital with her life hanging by a thread. He witnesses her carted away and realizes his life is changed forever by one careless act. Ironically, he fails to realize that what seems like a tragic event ending only in misery for him is really the most fortunate and life-altering moment of his life. Bad luck turns into the best possible luck for Paul Masters. Sandy, the love of his life, is equally a mess who hasn't a clue what she wants from life. She parties too much, hangs out with destructive, immature friends and considers Paul a crimp on her unrestrained lifestyle. She only wants to dump him after the accident and possible jail sentence because she can't deal with the tragedy of it all and, unknown to her, the even greater tragedy of losing him. Reconciliation is hard won for both after a rather rocky break up but, when they start talking openly for the first time because the pressure's off them both, they find they have more in common than they realized which draws them closer together...to a greater appreciation for each other and a more profound love after Mrs. Halston rescues Paul from prison.

Nu o sa iti para rau !

Sometimes, my paper thin feelings look better on paper, than they ever will coming out of my mouth. tw: depictions of violence depression unhealthy relationships