All Stories

How many ways can the Odyssey end? Teacher, illustrator, and author Laura Jenkinson-Brown talks about her work that turns the Homeric epic into an interactive multiverse.

The marathon was invented for the 1896 Olympics, inspired by a 19th-century Victorian poem that confused two distinct legends associated with the battle of Marathon.

How nations confront dark pasts, and why public acknowledgment often serves as modern institutional purification.

Giorgio Agamben's concept of Homo Sacer and bare life, and how it connects to Foucault and Mbembe necropolitics.

The unique language and impactful themes of "Glorious Exploits" by Ferdia Lennon; a story about beauty and art.

Would you die in your partner's place? Euripides' ancient Greek tragedy Alcestis is the perfect introduction to Nietzsche’s concept of amor fati.