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Herkus Kunčius

The Seventh Sketch In the 1990s, an insurmountable crisis hit the Soviet Union. Nothing helped, not charm nor decrees from the Communist Party, or the glasnost and perestroika declared by the secretary general of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev. The shelves in shops were empty, and Soviet leaders started expressing the

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Enfant du siecle

A couple of decades after regaining independence, Lithuania is increasingly attracting the attention of foreign authors writing in English and other languages. There is growing interest in the history of the Lithuanian resistance movement against the occupying powers and the country’s current reality. One of the first writers to turn his attention to life in

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Homelessness

1. It’s been a year since I came back to where I belong, and to my surprise I find myself longing for a country I don’t belong to. I just spent ten years in it. My friends ask me why am I missing it—where does this longing come from? This country didn’t accept you, and

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Karolis Baublys

Orange Peels autumn refracts like gold through dusty curtains and a mahogany closet brims with summer skirts – lost in the cosmetics drawer between toy cars and your mother’s dreams you search and search you grey-eyed boy clutching orange peels in a childish fist you wait for the weekend when through woven ivy fingers a

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