Danish Chronicles
Why I would like to be Scandinavian in my next life, or My Danish Chronicles. I am in Denmark, for reasons that are not relevant to… Read More
Danish Chronicles – Roskilde ● Nesnesitelná lehkost bytí
Pessimists might argue that things can only get worse. Undoubtedly, Danes do not belong to that group, at least as far as phonetics as concerned. Read More
Danish Chronicles – Coastal journey ● Life is beautiful although your shoes might explode
Life is filled with surprises, although we tend to forget this. Our faith in the future is ripped apart by embarrassing images that tell… Read More
Danish Chronicles ● Walking on a sea bed with Hamlet and a generous Magdalene
Over the past couple of weeks I have visited three places that, in my humble opinion, are worth some mentioning in this blog. Sometimes you… Read More
A break from the Danish Chronicles ● Malmö, or Mångfald, Möten, Möjligheter
I then decided to travel to Sweden. Was it because of the Abba? Because of Roxette? Because of the Ace of Base? Because of IKEA? No,… Read More
Danish Chronicles ● When Life takes a great turn
The main character of one of my favourite books by one of my favourite Italian writers, at some stage, wonders: “What is it that we… Read More
Something is scary in the state of Denmark
They sleep. They snore. They mumble in their dreams. They rest in beds that are not big enough to contain their bodies. Colourful bed linen cannot… Read More
The horror! The horror!
I’m not into horror movies. Monsters, exorcisms, eyeless children crawling in an empty house are not my cup of tea. I’m not a fan of… Read More
Denmark and Sweden
Danimarca… Read More
Kasper Eistrup and his Fragmentarium
Dear Skandorinis, A few weeks ago, I happened to be in Denmark for work. I was lucky enough to be able to spend the weekend… Read More
Blockhaus Project
Dear readers, some time has passed since I last hosted a fellow traveller here, amidst stories dedicated to my wanderings. A few weeks ago, however,… Read More
Stockholm Underground
It is freezing cold outside, and the arctic night has already settled over the almost deserted city on this December afternoon in 2022. I descend… Read More