A video interview with historian Sönke Neitzel discussing his book Soldaten: On Fighting, Killing, and Dying, which examines secretly recorded conversations among German prisoners of war during World War II.

Exploring the intimate and transformative experience of walk-ins with Hans, where trust, healing and connection transcend the physical realm.

A persistent spirit moves objects, disrupts plans, and lingers despite cleansing rituals, bound by past lives, love, and the unexplained.

Maxxie in Skins dazzles as a queer icon, but his beauty raises questions on representation, objectification, and palatable homoeroticism.

The symbolism behind such a seemingly disregarded artifact is auspicious.

Purchasing WWII love letters leads to thoughts of what we’ve lost and how no one writes letters anymore.

A 4AM sketch of Cupid and Psyche stalls as Cupid’s face won’t take its intended form. Each attempt produces a different man, one that forces the illustration for to follow a face I didn’t choose.