Displacement: Zweig, Roth and BenjaminThis compelling work explores the profound experiences of persecution and exile as seen through the interconnected lives of Stefan Zweig, Joseph Roth and Walter Benjamin. All were displaced and hunted to death by fascism. Their literary brilliance, tumultuous lives and tragic ends continue to captivate the imagination and inspire. By bringing together the extraordinary stories of Zweig, Roth and Benjamin for the first time in a single overview,

She holds an undergraduate degree in Fine Art Printmaking and is graduate of the MFA Poetry program at the University of Oregon

the unheard and the undead

he can only wonder what kind of a person he has become

Leah Fritz was born in New York

Patricia Oxley

and well-liked in the brothers’ hometown of Porto Alegre – and has become a father himself

though always with the haunting implication that the words we use to document our lives are never quite enough

in understanding

and male frailty in new and playful ways

made of marble

but who is telling the truth and who has secrets yet to reveal

Thomas Frederick Luppino (1749-1845) was a scene painter at Covent Garden and Drury Lane