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I Made My Choice: Svetlana Tikhanovskaya Speaks Out in Vilnius

Reflections on Belonging /

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya has been called the most unlikely of leaders—a stay at home mother of two and former English teacher with no political experience, no outside support, and with only her open heart and authenticity to rely on. When Svetlana Tikhanovskaya’s husband, the political vlogger Sergei Tikhanovsky, was jailed for running for president, she stepped

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Ieva Toleikytė

Poetry /

* * * I saw a massive stump in Sereikiškės Park shining petrol blue blemished by brown slug trails they were enamoured, had gone mad crawling circles on its soft surface around that stump sprouted tiny little mushroom colonies: honey fungus erupting before my eyes I was surprised no one had gathered by that magical

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Akvilė Kavaliauskaitė

Fiction /

Inside For five years, five hundred Norwegians took turns digging, until they finally joined several lakes together to form the Telemark canal, a thoroughfare over a hundred kilometres long for tourist boats and cargo ships. Lars Madsen grew up in Lunde, one of the small towns along the waterway. He lived with his parents in

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Light of Poetry

Reviews /

Jonas Zdanys’s The Angled Road: Collected Poems 1970-2020 covers the astonishing career of a well-known poet. After all, fifty years of anything—marriage, employment— is quite an accomplishment, and in our world today, just living that long is getting more impressive by the hour. As with any anniversary of such magnitude, a celebration is in order, and mostly

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