Hermann Hesse, Carl Jung, and BTS: How 20th Century Swiss Literature Influenced K-Pop’s Biggest Band
The East captivated Hermann Hesse and Carl Jung. They interlaced their work with concepts drawn from Buddhism and Hinduism, peppering th ...
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Printed issues of Panel have arrived!
We know you've been waiting! And, finally, new beautiful printed issues of Panel are here! For the next few days we'll be busy almost as ...
The online launch party for the issue #6!
The issue #6 of Panel is almost here! Let's celebrate this together and get some joy out of the 2020. As much as we miss our parties and ...
Writers Speak. Part III
The third winner of the Ruritania prize -- Shel Merlow with the short story 'The Spot on the Corner of the Bathtub'. Her story, along wi ...
Writers Speak. Part II
We keep on publishing interviews with the winners of the Ruritania prize. This time -- Adrian Markle. His short story ...
Writers Speak. Part I
In our upcoming issue of the Panel magazine, we will feature the thought-provoking, fully imagined, and well-crafted short stories that ...
Reading Magda Szabó in English
Jennifer Walker As dusk set in on a December evening on Júlia utca in Budapest’s Pasarét neighbourhood, under the shadows of the th ...
Noir Press: Bringing Lithuanian Prose to the English-Speaking World
Literature in translation offers a bridge to different cultures, which is why Noir Press, a small independent publishing house b ...
Transparent collage art workshop
Join us at the workshop hosted by Panel magazine’s art director Maria Gyarmati! Saturday, 19 September 2020 from 13:00-15:00 U ...
Image in the Mirror | Photo Exhibition of Eszter Fruzsina Nagy
Solo exhibition of Eszter Fruzsina Nagy at Szerpentin Szalon Régiségbolt és Kávézó (Hegedu utca 1, Budapest, Hungary, 1061) OPENI ...
Poetry and Bratislava
— A Conversation with Moment Poetry Founder Ivan Mistrík Poetry is something that lives and breathes, which is why we were excited to ...
OPEN CALL FOR ART SUBMISSIONS!
When we read a good story, we often dive into it, explore its universe and, line by line, we begin to see its perspective, its dimensions, ...