InCRYBABYbyD.G. LADELFA·5d ago“Richard, King of Nothing”Poetry by D.G. LADELFA in Crybaby: The Curated Confessions of Ingenue Kitsch
InCounter ArtsbySM·Oct 29The Power of Nature EnchantsThat shudder that both terrifies and entrances: on the art of Caspar David Friedrich at the threshold of RomanticismA response icon1A response icon1
Aashika Baral·Oct 26Is Suffering Necessary for a Meaningful Story?we are so accustomed to associating suffering with meaning that we have forgotten how to imagine a life without it. The greatest novels are…
Latikajoshii·Oct 26People Who Untangle YouOn being noticed, understood and held in ways we never knew we needed.
Billy Jonathan·Oct 24how to kiss someone who is leaving in three monthsI used to think that when you love someone, you should enjoy every moment you have with them.A response icon6A response icon6
Arcanovis·Oct 20The Painting That Started a Revolution…In 1830, Eugène Delacroix painted a woman leading a revolution. She never existed. But the painting became so powerful that even the French…
InNudgebyArchita Shukla·Oct 13Is Romantic Love Over-Romanticised?Have we misunderstood intimacy?A response icon1A response icon1
william blake·Oct 10“An Angel in Human Form: A Divine Beauty”Chapter firstThis work may remind you of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, but here you will witness how my heart and my inner world were filled —…
James Rovira·Oct 8Lost in The Garden of LoveFrom William Blake’s Romanticism to Wilhelm Reich’s The Mass Psychology of Fascism
