Tag Archives: syria

Post-Internet Lament

Posted on April 19, 2018 by

The world hasn’t yet invented the right word for my deep new disenchantment with the Post-Internet.  It has elements of a broken romance, a burn-out,  a nervous breakdown, depression and physical anxiety.    It’s a state of exile from a … Continue reading →

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We are all Refugees

Posted on August 20, 2015 by

In English, in FrenchOnce I was a refugee, too.  During the fall of former Yugoslavia, I visited many refugees camps all over the war-torn region.   I edited a book of  refugee stories. Every war is different, so we should … Continue reading →

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Syria/Serbia

Posted on September 11, 2013 by

I have little new to say about my 78 days of humanitarian bombing, but my experience might be new to the people of Syria. In the Orwellian days of 1999, Serbia was being blown up for blowing up Kosovo, officially … Continue reading →

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