Ana Beatriz Ribeiro. (Photo: Sarah Alai)

Ana Beatriz Ribeiro

A Global Studies doctoral degree holder and former newspaper reporter, avid eater, pseudo-philosopher and poet, occasion-propelled singer, semi-professional socializer, movie addict, Brazilian-American nomad. In this space, she will share some of her experiences and (mis)adventures regarding various topics, with special attention to social issues.

Poem: Ground Zero

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So often we see ourselves having to simply take that leap of faith - believing that lush summer must be somewhere down the stark road we've chosen to take, or been forced to take. It's a matter of survival.

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Trip to mysterious Czech rocks and more

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When I lived in Wrocław, I went on a day trip with friends that included the Adršpach-Teplice Rocks. They cover 17 square kilometers in the Czech Republic, close to the Polish border. By car, it's less than 2 hours from Wrocław, 2.5 hours from Prague, and 4.5 hours from Leipzig. It was a splendidly sunny day, which helped imprint the experience in my memory. The weather made the unusual, fantastic shapes of the sandstone rocks perfectly crisp. https://leipglo.com

The Adršpach-Teplice Rocks were the grand finale (and my favorite part) of a fascinating, diverse excursion.

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It sucks either way, says “The Lobster”

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Can you get through The Lobster's drabness to appreciate its comedic and romantic depth? Catch it in Leipzig this week.

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Finding Africa outside Brazil

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They'd show us Africa as a hopeless place, and as a distant place.

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