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The Art of the Unravel

Personal essays on existential unravelling, awakening, connecting, and more

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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    An Ode to My Father in the Days Before He Dies (opens the original)

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    A bit of a mess. Songs in the background by Olafur Arnalds (Album: “Some Kind of Peace”).

  2. Issue · Sep 20, 2026

    Where is Home for the Homeless? (opens the original)

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    These days, I’m teaching three different literary texts to my high school students. I can’t help but notice how each one portrays characters who feel like they don’t belong in particular environments.Or perhaps that’s just the theme that speaks loudest to me.In “Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard”, a highly sensitive and imaginative young man named Sampath who works in the local post office of an Indian town and is dominated by a father who encourages him to be more “normal” – efficient, discipline

  3. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    Absurdist Reality or Performance? (opens the original)

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    These days everyone is worried that AI will extinguish the human race. And according to recent findings, this is a legitimate concern.But sometimes I wonder, would it be such a bad thing?I mean, we are the same human race that felt it necessary to build something capable of such destruction. Given that speed and efficiency mean everything in capitalist culture, we fed all our deepest insecurities – not being smart enough, fast enough, capable enough – into creating an entity that could far surpa

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