By Ricardo, 5 September, 2024

“The beast awoke and headed for the river, so I was told by the last ones I released, the lucky ones who escaped with their lives… The time has come”. Sorrowful and worried, the young man who bore his metallic-blue armor, his shoulder and right arm exposed, got up on his mount, whose color matched his suit's. It was a nice dragonfly, a giant insect, which he tenderly called Argonaut. Like a metallic-blue ray, they took flight inside the dense curtain of falling water -- nothing could be more difficult.

By Heloisa, 12 July, 2024

by Daniel Munduruku

It is never easy to write about other cultures with a tranquil mind and certain that there will be misunderstandings, nor secular stereotypes, which, so many times, diminish others personal experience.

It is never easy to use the right and proper words to express the peculiarities and particular ways that a culture holds within itself.

By tigger, 7 July, 2024

How many people have seen or read Cymbeline? Not I!

The scene is set in a cave in the Welsh mountains, where the exiled Imogen, disguised as the boy Fidele, is staying with Belarius and his two sons, who are actually Cymbeline's long-lost sons, Polydore and Cadwal (real names are Guiderius and Arviragus).

A farce of mistaken identities? Cross-dressing boys of mesmerising charm? It could only be Shakespeare

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By tigger, 7 July, 2024
for Remy
Remy had a little lamb, His fleece was black as coal.
And everywhere that Remy went, the little sheep would go

“My little lamb why don’t you scram I’m tryin’ to take a pee!”
The little lamb his crest fell down and thought - "he no love me!"
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By tigger, 7 July, 2024

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