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To Forget History
It would be easy to interpret Kundera’s sympathy for those who want to rewrite their pasts as the author’s hidden desire to forget something shameful from his own past....
Johannes Lichtman
Johannes Lichtman’s fiction has been published or is forthcoming in The Sun, American Short Fiction, and Carolina Quarterly. He lives in Malmö, Sweden, and can be found online at blingtheory.net.
Articles
Psych, Lies, and Audiotape: The Tarnished Legacy of the Milgram Shock Experiments
Did a scientist famous for establishing patterns of human obedience via electric shocks lie about his research?...
Subverting Our Expectations: The State of the Short Story
AS MOST PEOPLE KNOW, it’s not easy to make money writing. Young writers read of a mythical past when aspiring authors could work for “newspapers” in exotic locales like Kansas City, but even if there is still ...
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