Lessons from Motherhood: This is what it's really like to have a child
An introspective article reflecting on the true experience of motherhood as the author shares her insights and lessons learned since her child was born two years ago.
AI or Not?
The author reflects on their mother's engagement with Facebook and how it contrasts with traditional face-to-face communication.
Fleeing New Zealand to live in Australia? I’m right there with you, Jacinda Ardern
The author expresses excitement about Jacinda Ardern's move to Australia amid feelings of disenchantment with the current New Zealand government.
Indian Aroma: dinner where Letizia celebrated her birthday with the King for 29 euros
The article recounts a humorous dining experience at a vegetarian restaurant in Pushkar, India, where the author reminisces about a youthful adventure involving bhang lassi.
The 'Now, This Sentence' of Wild Dogs' Teeth
The author reflects on the struggle of maintaining creativity and passion in the face of life's mundanity and personal apathy.
This might be the most unethical program I have ever seen on TV
The author expresses discomfort with the moral implications of watching a reality show that has a significant impact on people's lives.
The author of Red Dwarf has died
The author of the influential British sci-fi comedy series 'Red Dwarf' has passed away.
Thor Gotaas always does a little less than he can. The result is wild productivity.
Author Thor Gotaas leads the life he desires, demonstrating that a lack of strict discipline can still lead to extraordinary productivity.
László Krasznahorkai, Nobel Prize in Literature: "My Hungary is one of language, not of hussars"
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai shares his reflections on Hungary, language, and literature during an interview in Barcelona after receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Ildikó von Kürthy on Aging: 'A Third of the Men I've Slept With I Could Have Saved Myself From'
Author Ildikó von Kürthy discusses her new book on aging and reflects on her life experiences regarding relationships and the changes brought by menopause.
Nigeria: Inquiry into the Death of Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Son Opened
A coroner's inquiry has been started in Nigeria regarding the death of author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's toddler son, Nkanu Nnamdi Esege, amid allegations of medical negligence against the hospital where he was treated.
Oh Jesus, the Norwegian culture war continues
The article discusses the ongoing culture wars in Norway and expresses the author's perspective on the matter.
This is the sound of resilience
An article reflecting on resilience in Ukraine, highlighting the author’s experiences during a longer visit compared to previous short trips.
Non-fiction author outraged by careless use of AI when her book's image ended up in a dance advertisement in Joensuu
A Finnish author expressed outrage over the use of her likeness in an AI-generated advertisement without her consent.
Fugitive from Justice dies after confrontation with police in the riverside area of Juruti
A wanted criminal named Marcos Antônio Pimentel was killed in a police operation in Juruti, Brazil, where he was identified as the author of various crimes and had previously escaped custody.
Living with a Disability: 'Why don’t people trust us to decide our own pace?'
Concetta Tatti, an author from Olching who lives with a rare disability, shares her experiences and insights on autonomy and discrimination in her new book.
Prince William thought former Prince Andrew was an ‘ignoramus’ before King Charles took action: author
Prince William had a poor opinion of his uncle, former Prince Andrew, due to his presumed ignorance and attitude, as discussed by royal expert Russell Myers.
People: 'I could fit in quite well with the personality profile'
Author Juli Zeh expresses potential interest in becoming Germany's Federal President, reflecting on her shift in perspective regarding political roles.
The best
The article discusses the complexities of racism in the media, particularly highlighting the author's experiences at Il Giornale compared to other outlets.
From 77 to 78
The article reflects on the author's life at the age of 77, comparing it to their father-in-law's long life as a football fan and how they perceive their remaining time to enjoy the FIFA World Cups.
Yan Lianke tells a horrendous tale of a macabre day in the Middle Kingdom
Chinese author Yan Lianke, a perennial Nobel Prize candidate, explores a sleepwalker epidemic in his new novel set in the Chinese village of Gaotian, described as a grand and magnificent adventure by Maria Schottenius.
Overlooked by the Western canon: Why Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi matters now
The article emphasizes the significance of Ukrainian author Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi in today's context, highlighting his contributions to literature and examining the modern relevance of his themes.
Now that it is winter in Italy
The author reflects on their enduring love for figure skating, linking it to memories of watching Rocky IV and a childhood film about a blind figure skater.
Today I only want a night of love and luxury
The author expresses excitement about an upcoming date with the series 'Bridgerton', highlighting the appeal of light entertainment that provides pleasure without requiring deep thought.
What Jana Šlinská is reading: A mystical thriller from Ukraine that opens the theme of moral values
Jana Šlinská discusses her recent reading choices, highlighting a mystical thriller from Ukrainian author Illarion Pavľuk and a Slovak novel.
CDU Member of Parliament Kiesewetter as Author: "Fighting for My Country? Yes, Certainly!"
CDU politician Roderich Kiesewetter critiques Germany's security attitude in his new book, highlighting the threat posed by Russia and advocating for a proactive defense stance.
CDU Member of Parliament Kiesewetter as an Author: "Fighting for My Country? Yes, Certainly!"
Roderich Kiesewetter, a CDU member of the Bundestag, critiques Germany's security policy and advocates for a more active defense approach in his new book.
In Olinda, what I was missing in other Carnivals
The author shares an experience of being swept up in the spontaneity of Carnival in Olinda, contrasting it with more organized festivities in other Brazilian cities.
El Roto: the slogan
The article features a political cartoon by El Roto, highlighting the author's unique perspective on societal issues.
Krzysztof Adam Kowalczyk: What will replace the monopoly
The author critiques the excessive availability of alcohol in Poland and the societal costs associated with it, arguing against the convenience stores' role in promoting alcohol consumption.
The Agony of Socialist Cuba
The article explores the themes of failure and tragedy in socialism through the lens of the novel 'The Man Who Loved Dogs' by Cuban author Leonardo Padura.
Recently, I met a young Somali girl. She made all my prejudices ashamed
The author reflects on a school election event in Odense, where they faced the challenge of discussing citizenship for young immigrants amid personal biases and societal issues.
The Real Author of the Reports Debunks Zapatero's Alibi for Charging 460,000 Euros
The real author of reports from the consulting firm Análisis Relevante dismantles former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's defense for receiving €460,000 alongside his family from a lobbyist.
Author Rachel Reid postpones book after worsening Parkinson's symptoms
Canadian author Rachel Reid has postponed the release of her upcoming book 'Unrivaled' to 2027 due to the exacerbation of her Parkinson's symptoms.
Thank You, Landlord [Knock! Korean Society]
The article reflects on the author's personal experiences with changing landlords and the emotional complexities surrounding renting in South Korea.
Amazon removed the gothic novel by a French author for "promoting" pedophilia and incest
Amazon has pulled a self-published gothic novel by French author Jessie Auryann from its platform amid backlash for its explicit content regarding child sexual abuse.
What Ukraine Taught Me
The author reflects on the lessons learned from Ukraine's history and culture, emphasizing the destructive influence of Russian imperialism.
'The interests of states are diverging from those of their citizens': Author Rana Dasgupta
Author Rana Dasgupta warns that the interests of states are increasingly diverging from those of their citizens, potentially leading to the collapse of the nation-state system.
Coroner begins inquest into death of Chimamanda Adichie’s son April 14
The Coroner's Court in Lagos is set to begin an inquiry into the death of 21-month-old Nkanu Nnamdi Esege, son of author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, on April 14, 2026.
Romantasy author becomes 'blockbuster standard' as hit series tops UK book charts
Rebecca Yarros' Empyrean series has dominated the UK book charts, establishing the romantasy genre as a leading force in the publishing industry.
The Great Guaytambo
The author reflects on the departure of Simón Pachano, a beloved editorial writer for El Universo, expressing gratitude for his insightful contributions over the years.
I Perceived Women as Rivals with Whom I Had to Constantly Compete, But Healing Friendships Pulled Me Out of That
The article discusses the author’s perception of women as rivals during her teenage years, focusing on feelings of jealousy and competition, which shifted to valuing friendships later in life.
The author of Kingdom Come ends game development, preparing a film or series adaptation based on the globally successful game
The creator of the popular game Kingdom Come has made the decision to cease game development in favor of creating a film or series adaptation.
The author of the "Password" series, Hideyuki Matsubara, has passed away; 3.98 million copies sold
The renowned children's author Hideyuki Matsubara, known for the popular "Password" series, has died at the age of 76 in Tokyo.
Dušek, Studenková, Peteraj, and others on Ján Štrasser: He sees beyond us, he has a huge wingspan
Ján Štrasser, a prominent Slovak author and publicist, celebrates his 80th birthday, with tributes highlighting his significant contributions to literature and public discourse.
A New Spirit Awakens in Damascus
The author reflects on their spiritual experience during a Friday prayer at the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, highlighting its historical significance and the restoration of its identity post-revolution.
'Beautiful' period drama based on beloved author's real life on Channel 4 tonight
A new period drama based on the early life of J.R.R. Tolkien is airing on Channel 4, highlighting his orphan childhood, World War I experiences, and romantic life.
The column of Bonil
The piece reflects on the impact and permanence of a figure referred to as 'Punch' in the author's life.
Caio Fernando Abreu: 30 Years After the Death of One of Brazil's Greatest Authors, Library Exhibits Works in Showcase
A library in Porto Alegre pays tribute to iconic Brazilian author Caio Fernando Abreu 30 years after his death by showcasing his works.
Letter to the Editor. The Migration Minister's next press conference makes me afraid
The author expresses fear regarding government decisions on immigration policies that could impact their partner, who has immigrated from a third country.