Articles December 2012

• Radio Shangri-La: Lisa Napoli’s Journey of Discovery in Bhutan
• Interview: Timeri Murari on The Taliban Cricket Club and Life under Tyranny
• Montenegro’s Literary Revival: Contemporary Voices from the ‘Black Mountain’
• The Kid From Brussels: Jazz Icon Toots Thielemans
• Stefan Sprenger: Liechtenstein’s Literary Outsider
• How Turkey's Classical And Folk Music Continues To Survive
• From the Steppes of Central Asia: The Suppression of Turkmen Literature
• Mihai Eminescu: The Divided National Poet
• Deimantas Narkevičius’ Video Art: Between The Personal & The Political
• Cult Writers Explore The Underbelly Of German Society
• Federico Herrero's Vibrant Expression Engages with the City of San José
• Defining Cultural Identity: Taiwanese New Wave Cinema
• Tales of Glamour and Excess: The Top 10 Films Set in Monaco
• Ancient Divisions in Modern Contexts: Ismail Kadare’s Three Elegies for Kosovo
• The Cafesjian Center for the Arts: From Soviet Monolith to Artistic Paradise
• Tales From the Nile: The Best Egyptian Writers
• Debating Greece’s Future: Contemporary Artists Interpret the Greek Crisis
• Repetitions, Humour and Silence in the Art of Su-Mei Tse
• Exploring a Musical Landscape: Anri Sala’s Video Art
• Towards An Independent Literature: Malta’s Writers and Poets
• Emerging From Obscurity: The Rise of Pakistani Literature
• Contemporary Turkish Artists: Performing Culture and Identity
• Forward Home: The Power of the Caribbean Diaspora
• Guillermo Kuitca: The Map Is More Interesting Than The Territory
• Jean Cocteau, The Poetic Prince of French Cinema
• Salman Rushdie: Controversy and Mysticism
• Luxembourgish Literature: In Search Of A National Voice
• Beyond the Glitz and Glamour: The Best Novels Set in Monaco