Honeysuckle Walks

a literature & philosophy blog

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Schopenhauer on the human condition and original sin

Milan Kundera and the ideal form of love

Nietzsche’s eternal return

The tortured poet

Mary Oliver’s White Flowers and the undiscovered country

Sin, sirens, and the irresistible allure of sound

Rising from the ashes of chaos

How to write poetry like Pablo Neruda

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A. L. Peck 10/18/25 A. L. Peck 10/18/25

Memory and the illusion of time in Milan Kundera’s novels

Milan Kundera is a brilliant Franco-Czech novelist who explores love, desire, eternity, meaning, and identity in his works. One of his most commonly recurring ideas is about the passage of time…

A. L. Peck 7/1/25 A. L. Peck 7/1/25

Nostalgia and the great return

Milan Kundera’s penultimate novel Ignorance is about two immigrants, Irena and Josef, who consider returning to their home countries after…