Karim Mitri

Karim Carlo Mitri  lives in a little olive town in the North of Lebanon named Koura. He is a writer, a researcher in the humanities and social sciences, and frankly, an avid observer of the human condition. He received his Bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Philosophy from the Lebanese American University and has published in the fields of Renaissance Literature and Women’s Studies.

Dave Merheje

DAVE MERHEJELaughter as Antidote Comedy has always been in the background of my life ever since I was a little boy. My family were jokers, and as I (@davemerheje) was growing up, I started to fall in love with it without even realizing; it was all over television, the cinema, everywhere. My uncle introduced me […]

Foundations and Torn-Up Bibles

Author’s Note: This piece consists of the Prologue of my book entitled The Faith of an Unbeliever. This book is a spiritual and philosophical memoir about my phenomenological experience with Christianity amidst a vibrant religious milieu. As I explain in the piece, I grew up in a Christian family, school, and village. This mist of […]