Impressions of an Expat
Marco NorthHow I left America, and my adventures in Eastern Europe as a husband, father and artist.
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the shapes of war
At the dinner table, we hash out the nuances of grammar, the curious exceptions as much as the hard rules. On most nights it could be any language up for grabs and ridicule, maddening in its construction - each discussion ending with a surr...
Carl and the clarinet
The new book is waiting on the final chapters. I have not touched it for a good two months thanks to an acidic cocktail of loathing and concern. The problems on the page twist and turn, just like bile does in your gut. It is no secret that ...
the gravity and the grace
Early on Sunday morning, I rise to make coffee quietly, performing the ballet of a bacon, egg and cheese - all gentle flips and twists of the wrist, souffleing layers of egg, bacon crisping, the bread kept warm under a tea towel, a generous...
bazaari
“Bazaari!” A man yells from the street below our windows, his voice hoarse and measured.
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Marco is a filmmaker, photographer, author and musician based in Tbilisi, Georgia. Born in Brooklyn, and educated at SUNY Purchase, he has developed a highly refined, personal approach to storytelling. You can follow his work at marconorth.com
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