“And me?”

Simone de Beauvoir’s novella Inseparable is remarkable in several ways: It was written in 1954 but has remained hidden away … More

To Love Everyone as Equals

Imagine you were Søren Kierkegaard, the Danish existentialist. Then there would be nothing confusing about the remark: “Love your neighbor as … More

I published an essay in The Magnolia Review. It’s called “A Borderless Life” and can be read here.

Somewhere, I read that Black Lives Matter (BLM) is all about love. I like that. I think it’s true—all kinds … More

Søren Kierkegaard, the Danish philosopher and the so-called “father of existentialism” was born today, May 5 in 1813. To celebrate, … More

“Loving people is the only thing worth living for.” – Søren Kierkegaard I will be participating in the “Ciclo de … More

Recently, I bought a boxset with the Television series Twin Peaks and David Lynch’s book Catching the Big Fish. “Ideas are like fish”, … More

“Where does the wind come from?” my son asked. I wetted my finger and stuck it in the air. A … More

Søren Kierkegaard (1813 – 1855) is without a doubt the greatest Danish philosopher. The father of existentialism. In a very … More

Today, the concept of happiness has been so popularised that it has almost become a burden, perhaps even a cliché. … More