A Mother-Father Complex

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This book is about love, which makes a woman both into a lover and a mother of the one who feels outside and makes a negation of a person's manhood when he thinks it's only he who counts.

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The Beast in the Theatre of Marina Carr

This work has dealt with three plays of the Irish woman playwright Marina Carr. "Portia Coughlan," "By the Bog of Cats" and "Woman and Scarecrow" is here related to the topic of beasts, be it through human language, an animal context or as in a concrete figure.

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Biography

When it comes to my writing, I always have emotion for writing when I write, and many times I have some ideas about what it will be. But the real art for me is when I come to a point where I say to myself that now something needs to happen that I don't have the answer to in my sensible self, which often happens when I write. It's then that I start to search within myself with eyes inside my brain and with ears both inside and outside of myself, and the funny thing is that I never get disappointed. The answers I get from such searching in my inner self, however, don't explain how and in what sense I should use the words and phrases that I have found, that right on the spot of the text I'm writing most often are unexplainable.