If you throw “Delfi” into the search engine, you will come across swimming courses for babies, “Consistent Electronic Passenger Information” and Protestant parenting courses under the motto “Think, Develop, Love, Feel, Individual”. A confusing hit environment for a new literary magazine that is also Delphi called, without any acronym gimmicks. But there is also the small Greek town next to the ruins of Delphi, which accommodates their visitors and which, unlike the ancient oracle site, is written with an “f” in the Latin transcription. This is how close the newly founded “Magazine for New Literature” dares to get to the former center of the world, which, according to the editorial, was an “antique Google”. Did someone call Google a “modern Delphi” 25 years ago? Probably not, because those who look at the present through history rather than the other way around are less inclined to make such comparisons.
The new literary magazine “Delfi” was immediately sold out – Kultur
