Emil Cioran: The Criticism of the Idea of Historical Progress Two and a half decades have passed since Emil Cioran died in France, bearing the title of the most famous nihilist, pessimist, antinatalist, cryptognostic, etc. thinker (neither writer nor philosopher) of the XX century. Although he was born and grew up in…
This review is by Jonathan Wood. Jonathan Wood is Editor and Publisher/Proprietor of Arbor Vitae Press/Parhelion Poetry Series, author of such works as ‘The New Fate,’ ‘The Delicate Shoreline Beckons Us’ ‘Ancient Cities,’ Curator of the eternal journal ‘Through the Woods’, and core member of David Parry’s Gruntler ensemble. London 23/02/2020 I’ve known David William…
Now to a book that I would have liked to have written myself, because it shows the really important foundations for the Italian tradition, which I consider so valuable and instructive. Although no great discoveries are to be expected in the book, it simply brings the grandiose overview that you can’t find anywhere else. Fortunately,…
