BibliophageIluminuras sequenciais(O passado e o futuro através de STGM, de Valin Mattheis)Mar 11, 2021Mar 11, 2021
BibliophageSequential illuminations(The past and the future through STGM, by Valin Mattheis)Mar 10, 2021Mar 10, 2021
BibliophageLetters from OblivionDuring 2007, Romania joined the European Community. In a way, the last, true and correct statement, embodies one of those curious ironies…Mar 6, 2015Mar 6, 2015
BibliophageThe Phantasmagorical Imperative & Other FabricationsFor the extremely active Jesuit Athanasius Kircher — collector of the exotic itens from the Past, Egyptian hieroglyphs peculiar descrambler…Mar 6, 2015Mar 6, 2015
BibliophageAu cœur du fantastiqueCurrently, the statement that the artistic avant-garde of the early twentieth century expanded the space and freedom of artistic inventions…Mar 6, 2015Mar 6, 2015
BibliophagePaulo de Cantos VisionSome curious mechanisms and tricks developed by the Modern Art allowed the reemergence of the polygraph character — the artist/scientist…Mar 5, 2015Mar 5, 2015
BibliophageFruit from SaturnThe First World War, a very complex conflict and a absurd and incredibly bloodthirsty gone through Europe, was an apocalyptic event without…Mar 5, 2015Mar 5, 2015
BibliophageCodex SeraphinianusThe short story “La escritura del dios” by Jorge Luis Borges (published in the collection El Aleph, 1949) presents an intriguing plot: a…Mar 5, 2015Mar 5, 2015
BibliophageDomuSome authors and artists take a curious career risk: instead of the fear created by a eventually insipid production, the problem with this…Mar 5, 2015Mar 5, 2015
BibliophageThe New FateThis short narrative had a curious name, “The New Fate” — is it possible a new version of a fate? So, the cryptic nature of the story…Mar 5, 2015Mar 5, 2015
