Jimmy Flink

The Classic Press

Today's news with yesterday's perspective. Every morning today's news are rewritten as an essay in the tone of a classic author. Hemingway writes about the Strait of Hormuz in short, sharp sentences where the sea is the only thing that is real. Kafka lets a civil servant wake one morning, transformed into a press release. Woolf lets the war in Iran blend with the smell of coffee in a kitchen. And the reader no longer knows where one thing ends and the other begins. Just like in life.