The Confounding by Steve Sanfield is undoubtedly “A Paiute tale to be told aloud”. “Still pthers say it is about ourselves” – the simple story of the very complicated outcomes. Every creature in the world chose what it wants to be: a bird, a fish, an animal. A human being chose to “live with the grace of gods in the world; love in harmony with all the living things” and gods gave humans the ... read more

Throughout history, authors and thinkers have been interested in the idea of Utopia, an ideal society where people would live a happy and harmonious life. In his story “Of Missing Persons” Jack Finney focuses on this theme but from a totally new perspective: if ideal place existed, would people be ready for it? Based on the story of Charley Ewell, the main character, the author conveys an i... read more