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Interview by Saulius Vasiliauskas
I understand memory as an organ of the human psyche that is capable of resisting the indifference of historical time. It seems to me that attention to and love for certain places, such as, for instance, one’s space of residence in the city, enhances this organ. Then we also begin to feel the natural connections with the fates, thoughts, and texts of people who used to live in that place.
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Interview by Birutė Grašytė
Words come from the lump in the solar plexus. Then, assisted by the hand and a ball-point pen, they are laid down on paper. (Vytautas Stankus).
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Interview by Erika Lastovskytė
Lawrence Schimel is an award-winning writer, translator, and publisher at A Midsummer Night’s Press. As a publisher he passionately looks for voices that need to be heard to make this world a culturally and socially rich place.
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Interview by Jurga Tumasonytė
The artistic bio of the text writer and musician Žygimantas Kudirka, 28, is regularly updated with new work, new awards, and new words of praise.