Success at Luxembourg's National Literary Competition: The manuscript for my upcoming poetry collection actually won first place!
First place for my upcoming poetry collection at Luxembourg’s National Literary Competition 2020
My articles on RTL Today! (Update)
Brief update and info about where to find some of my future articles!
When the Poet looks for Happiness – Part 2: My own path to contentment (The Corona-Files #06)
In today's post I talk about my personal search for happiness, my complicated relationship with love, and the basis of my contentment today.
When the Poet looks for Happiness – Part 1: The Hellish World of “happily-ever-after” (The Corona-Files #05)
In this first part of my series on "happiness" we discuss the confusion of life and a popular idea of happiness. Do you dream of happily-ever-after? Find out today, why your idea of heaven might be a hellish nightmare in disguise.
Public Reading – Corona Edition (The Corona-Files #04)
Bored in self-isolation? Grab yourself a nice drink, and join me on a journey to Venice... thanks to literature!
Scheduling in Daily Life (The Corona-Files #03)
We all know our bad habits, but did you know that we can actually easily transform them into good ones? Let's learn how in today's post!
How Not to be Useless (The Corona-Files #02)
Organising your days is hard. Especially in the Corona-Age, we are sometimes just overwhelmed by the goals we want to accomplish. Let's learn together how to set up a proper schedule in today's post!
Writing When the World Stands Still (The Corona-Files #01)
A philosophical contemplation about the meaning of writing, non-duality, and why we need writers especially in times of self-isolation.
The “Bolivian Election Fraud” Fraud
Two MIT researchers confirm what some already suspected: the Bolivian elections in October 2019 were not rigged. Let's look at what exactly happened and discuss why we should finally respect the decisions of people outside of western societies.
The Magic of Reading
Does the book even stand a chance nowadays against Netflix, YouTube and Co? This post argues that reading still has a trick up its sleeve.
