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Cavafy: the lighthouse of Alexandria

If you still haven't had the chance to encounter C.P. Cavafy during your literary adventures, maybe you will be happy to let this lighthouse of Alexandria guide you through centuries of Greek history - and timeless insights into the human condition.

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Hadrian: love, life, regrets of an emperor

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"Wise, modest, educated, intelligent, brave, full of virtues that almost make him a divinity for his own subjects, seems to the reader this Hadrian. At the same time, he is a man who commits crimes and falls in love as only mortals can."

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Literary Contest: 1003 Nights (of Leipzig)

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"If I believe the story or get carried away by the flow of the poem – I'll fall in love at first sight, like nineteen years ago, when I fell in love with Leipzig instantly." Submissions open from 1 May to 1 August 2018.

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Webb: the sacred, the profane, the human

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"What I look for myself in the writers I most admire and enjoy is insight into the ways human beings can experience a sense of being drawn or pulled toward something beyond themselves, and how their response to that can raise them to becoming something more than they were or perhaps than they could even

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