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Novel: A Woman between Two Men – Part-4

The novel ‘A Woman between Two Men’, with an Albanian-American Theme, is authored by Carrie Hooper and Skifter Këllici Chapter II Mary Davenport, a pleasant young woman between 25 and 30, dressed in shorts and a singlet that opened in the front and back, strolled along a sidewalk in Del Mar Beach and clutched a small

The world belongs to brave souls…

Overcome the difficulties of life with dignity, strive for victory with courage, for the world belongs to brave souls. Life is too precious to be insignificant Jakhongir Nomozov When I first heard the saying, “Those who know a lot grow old quickly,” I used to think it meant that people who read a lot, who possess high

Living together – Poetry from Italy

I built moments of joy in new events Giving priority to what is to love I understand that we must live together. Elisa Mascia, a renowned poetess from Italy, shares her poetry Elisa Mascia from Italy is a writer, radio host, reviewer, and bilingual poet (Italian-Spanish), and critic, juror in poetry competitions, interviewer

Nothing knew your body – Poetry from Venezuela

Nothing knew Your body And yet, It changed the rhythm Of the waves. Mariela Cordero, a poetess from Valencia, Venezuela, shares her poetry Mariela Cordero, hailing from Valencia, Venezuela, born in 1985, is a lawyer, poet, writer, translator and visual artist. Her poetry has been published in several international

The Silent Shift: Watching Our Parents Grow Old

There are countless phases in life that test the soul, but nothing is as profoundly strange as watching your parents grow old. We are no longer children. Now, it is our turn to become the crown on our father’s head, the cool shade for our mother. There are countless phases in life that test the soul, but nothing is as