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Love is crazy – Poetry from Albania

Love is crazy, love is mad, Knows no home, knows no border, In an instant, at two places, It is here and it is there. Delo Isufi, a renowned poet from Albania, shares his poetry Delo Isufi, born in Vlora on July 15, 1944, has lived in Tirana, Albania since 1953. After graduating from high school, from 1962-1966 he completed

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

Narges Soleimanzadeh: A Visionary Painter Bridging Cultures and Arts

Based in both Tehran and Dubai, Narges Soleimanzadeh is a renowned artist, curator, and educator who has made significant strides in the international art world Born in 1983 in Tehran, Iran, and now based in both Tehran and Dubai, Narges Soleimanzadeh is a renowned artist, curator, and educator who has made significant strides in the

Cleopatra’s Cousins – Mystic Poetry from India

Hunger and lust are Cleopatra’s cousins The more you get, The greater is your desire. Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, a renowned poet and writer from Chandigarh, India, shares his mystic poetry Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, based in Chandigarh, is an Indian poet and scholar credited with 170 plus books of English literature,

The Connection between Children's Literature and the Literary World of Adults

By: Prof. Dr. Prithviraj Taur, Head of Marathi Department, Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, India I am writing this essay for the First World Forum of Children's Literature, held in Antalya, Turkey. Thanks to President Margarita Al, World Organization of Writers (WOW) who initiated this event. My main