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February 19, 2026

How Freedom of Speech Is Neutralized in Today’s Bulgaria…

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I am writing this as someone who looks at his country from the outside and, with growing alarm, realizes that it is being quietly pushed beyond the boundaries of any acceptable standards of democratic life, academic independence, and freedom of speech. This is not about a single…

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May 25, 2025

Two Deaths and a Homeland

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My father, my favorite Bulgarian, passed away some years ago, on his feet. In this way he gave his sons a final – and perhaps most important – example, but that is not what I want to talk about. My old man, Mitko Enev, died trying to reach the top of the stairs where an…

Short Stories

June 02, 2025

The She-Angel

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„Hello,“ said someone behind him, and he nearly slipped off the seat of the worn, spinning chair – his faithful comrade in the endless battle with words. He turned slowly, cursing the pain in his neck that no longer allowed faster movements. The blurred figure across from him…

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Books

June 06, 2025

The Children of Hans Asperger – Excerpt

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The Children of Hans Asperger Life with Autism: A personal Story Today I begin a story which I probably regard – quite justifiably – as the hardest and most painful in my life so far: the story of the birth and upbringing of our two children, Paul and Lea Enev. I spoke with all…