May 2024

  • Street art / interview with Sayed Abdel Hamid

    1. Your book, “Street Art,” delves into the fascinating world of Egyptian rap post-revolution. What initially drew you to explore this specific artistic movement, and how did your research process unfold? Did you encounter any surprises or challenges along the way? I started this book as an article on an Arabic website, which later developed…

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  • The Haircut Factory/ Florin Dan Prodan

    The Haircut Factory The barber from the haircut factory cuts the hair of the grass, the trees, the hair of the bush, a little flower and Atacama Desert. The barber’s scissors cut the hour, the heat of the day, the memories and their atoms. The barber cuts a kind of solemn joke, a saxophone tune…

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  • exercises of admiration for the Scarecrows / Paul Mihalache

    exercises of admiration for the scarecrows I’ve loved scarecrows since I was a little boyas tall as possible thin and by all means with a hat on their heads I would sit next to to them not without warlness – something between admiration and fear –I would sit on the grass a few feet awayand…

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  • Another Call of Donation

    We have begun to implement what we promised and establish the global publishing and translation cooperative that we are working on independently.So far, the results are impressive, and we have begun the process of working on distinguished international publications that will be published soon. But we still need a simple workpower to help us double…

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  • Sulfur Editions was launched as an international publishing cooperative

    The traditional publishing landscape, dominated by large corporations, often prioritizes profit profit over artistic merit. This can stifle creative expression and limit the reach8 of diverse voices. However, a new era is dawning, fueled by the rise of collaborative creative economies and advancements in communication technologies. This movement offers exciting opportunities for the production and…

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