Dare, Darling
a poem by Elifnaz Kabalci.
“The ivy strikes
ripping, breaking and disfiguring
who you are”
Semester Opening Event Summer 2018: Narratological Experiment
How and where does an archetypal fairy tale turn into an abstract romance with the night, then turn into a coming-of-age sci-fi adventure with actual aliens and eventually turn into a coming-of-age fantasy story with actual dragons over the course of 8 iterations? At the Uni-Verse, of course!
Christmas Party 2017
A Uni-Verse Christmas means cookies, chocolate (hot and cold), chatter, a Creative Secret Santa, Collaborative Christmas Stories and endless heaps upon mounts within galaxies of cupcakes of GLITTER!
Summer Poetry Picnic 2017 – Whitman & Keats
We “lean(ed) and loaf(ed) at (our) ease observing a spear of summer grass” (Whitman) and enjoyed the “summer, when luxuriously / Spring’s honeyed cud of youthful thought (we loved) / To ruminate, and by such dreaming high / (Were) nearest unto heaven”. (Keats)
Contra Diction or How Why Became My Favourite Word
a poem by Livia Regen.
“The end quite far
In the distance
Turned into narrow lanes”
D.’s Room
a short story by Charlotte Zerz.
“He had every important film in his shelf, watching them all would take a lifetime, but then again, D. was remarkable, he could do things nobody else could do.”
Hope Beyond Hope
a short story by Naheel Younes.
“Five years ago, I had nothing but hope in this life.”