Politics

Obama and Romney – the Final debate – Analysis of a Dutch Tie Philosopher

Tomorrow the ‘final debate’ will take place between Obama and Romney. I attest no value to the debate as such, as I tend to agree with Baudrillard about this phenomenon: we are not watching ‘a debate’ here, we are watching… Continue reading

The Nobel Prize should be renamed the ‘Dr Strangelove Award’

Frankly, let’s just coin the correct phrase: the Nobelprizes have increasingly become nothing than something intellectually embarrassing. Last year a president two weeks in office got the Nobel Peace Prize, this year the entire European Union gets one. The idea… Continue reading

Editorial

Loewak Magazine is an international  magazine for experimental art, poetry and philosophy.  We focus on redefining the relationship between the author and the reader by both trying to set a high standard and also employ situationism and activism into the mind of both author and reader, thus making the experience more interactive and open source. We believe that literature, art and philosophy should active heralds that operate at the frontlines rather than be secluded, closed, and unresponsive. 

Chief editors of Loewak are currently Çiğdem y Mirol and Martinus Benders. 

We are open to submissions and authors, please check our submission guidelines to see if our requirements and yours are in harmony. 

NEXT issue: February 2013.

Books


Coming soon (May 2013) - WWW - The Collected Works of Martinus Benders

"I can already say it's a masterpiece.
A hallucinogenic, possibly explosive mix of brilliant poetry, bizar inventions and clownish attacks on the entire world of literature'" Alexis de Roode

"My Latino girlfriend sees me read, giggle, and read on frantically and said: you look like someone being attacked by a butterfly'  - No Zero

"I am grinning like a boy touching his first breasts. Its the personal touch that does the trick' - Mark Opfer-Rutting

"Martinus Benders reveals himself as a masterful satirist. It's, through all of its layers, an extraordinarily lurid book. Willem Thies

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Available May 22




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