Filed under: Books / Culture / Featured / Theory
Tags: Aleksander Wat, Baltic states, egofail, Gunnar Sträng, Historical, Marshall Plan, My Century, Poland, Sofi Oksanen, Stefan Eklund, SvD, Sweden, Swedes, WWII
March 31, 2010
Stefan Eklund, critic and head of the culture section at the Swedish newspaper, Svenska Dagbladet, names Sofie Oksanen, a budding young (arguably) writer a literary genius in today’s issue. Knowing something on Oksanens theme, the fate of the Baltic states – written from an appropriately fashionable female perspective – is a fiendishly bold statement enough to make one choke on one’s morning coffee. Without even ingesting any.
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Just a brief update and some links, to what has to be one of the most hidden gems in contemporary Swedish music: Thomas Feiner & Anywhen.
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Filed under: Culture / Featured / Pop-culture / Theory
Tags: 28dagarsenare.se, Expressen, internet ethics, media effect, media trial, PR, social media, tabloid prosecution, UE, Urban exploration, visibility, web and the law, web ethics, web morality
March 8, 2010
A brief excursion into the muddy waters of Urban Exploration, where actions have no consequences and chronic community-driven denial somehow managed to both kill the curiosity of the audience – as well as the cat.
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