Notes

Class Card

Over a cup of coffee and half-eaten biscuit, Penelope, a well-educated British woman, and Zuzana, a Slovakian woman whose world was steeped in practical realities, dissected the intricacies of migration, classism, and the meaning of a ‘class card’.

Unseen Battle Lines

In the throbbing heart of Nicosia, amidst the spectacle of Russian radio promotion, two Ukrainian refugees find themselves face-to-face with their haunting past.

Jesus wants you to be a winner

At the crossroads of faith and technology, a groundbreaking initiative is undertaken in London, reshaping the timeless scriptures for a new generation.

Time’s Silent March

Amidst the clinking glasses and murmured conversations, a young woman’s laughter stood out. It was her vibrant youthfulness that caught the eye of Robert, a middle-aged man, who saw in her the fleeting dance of time.

Vanity Metrics

Meet Marco Bucca, an Italian chef whose culinary kingdom crumbled not from an invasion of overcooked pasta or under-seasoned ragu, but from an onslaught of stars – five, to be precise. Marco traded the aroma of garlic and tomatoes for the intoxicating allure of digital applause

Echoes of Civilization

An intricate dance of existence unfolds on Earth, with humans, humanoids, and robots interweaving in a precarious balance. Yet, beneath this facade of harmony, a latent tension brews, simmering like a dormant volcano, awaiting the slightest provocation to erupt.

Why are there so many Poles in the U.K.?

Forget the traditional tales of seeking a better life, it’s time to spice things up a bit with a story of seeking a different life.

Scribbled Squabbles

In the cloistered realm of notebooks, Squarians, Linedarians, and Freestylers lived by the rules of their pages, until an old man’s eccentricity shattered their world. When the barriers broke, pandemonium ensued, and a strange, beautiful harmony was born.

Synthos vs. The Cross

The line between science and religion blurs as an AI god leads the West and Christianity rules the South, setting the stage for a titanic ideological struggle that could shape the future of humanity.

A Taste of Anger

Amelia was preparing for her mother’s visit, not with the warmth of a loving daughter, but with a frozen, supermarket pizza and a bottle of ketchup. This was to be her silent protest, a testament to the bitterness that had found home in her heart.