Tag Archives: Stach

Christiana Morgan: Her Invisible Life

Posted on April 10, 2023 by Symbol Reader

This is a beautifully written biography of an extraordinary woman, who, as the author puts it, “remains at most a footnote in other people’s history.” She was a prominent patient of Jung’s, who used her paintings and visions as material … Continue reading →

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“That’s just who I am”: Is that Kafka? 99 Finds by Rainer Stach

Posted on March 24, 2016 by Symbol Reader

I have got a lifelong devotion to Kafka, which can be traced back in my blog (https://symbolreader.net/2013/07/16/i-love-you-my-secret-raven/ and https://symbolreader.net/2014/05/14/kafkas-sirens/). I am very happy to reblog this well written review. The question remains: what colour were Kafka’s eyes? They were as … Continue reading →