SCANDAL: Publisher removes horror novel from sale, author accused of using AI
A horror novel by American writer Mia Ballardi titled 'Shy Girl' has been pulled from publication due to allegations that the author used AI in its creation.
Osu the cat, who has come like spring
The article celebrates the birthday of a cat named Osu, who quietly became part of the family, highlighting a sketch made by the author's wife.
"It was so delicious. Delicate and spicy. Extremely creative with great variation"
A food review describes the author's delightful experience dining at Trishna, a seafood restaurant in Mumbai, highlighting the creative and varied use of spices and cooking methods.
My Pilgrimage to Daytime Drinking Bookstores
The author reflects on personal experiences of daytime drinking with friends and the impact of poetry on their emotions.
Satu Rämö has a special way of surprising her spouse: 'Such K-18 versions'
Satu Rämö, a Finnish author now living in Iceland, shares her unique approach to surprising her husband during a visit on the show hosted by Maria Veitola.
Fortunately, we are not Sanchez
The author criticizes Greece's government for not reducing fuel taxes despite having a high tax rate, arguing that they use European regulations as an excuse for unpopular policies.
A plaque for my grandfather Dario Fo's one hundred years; perhaps Milan can do more
The author reflects on the upcoming unveiling of a commemorative plaque in Milan honoring their grandfather, Dario Fo.
Florianópolis 353 years: from the author who popularized witch stories to the books set in the 'Island of Magic'
Florianópolis celebrates its 353rd anniversary, with a literary focus on books inspired by the city's rich traditions and legends.
The book reminds me of how I should vote in the pig election
The article reflects on the author's culinary journey and the cultural significance of cooking pork, which ties into an upcoming vote.
"We can't promise anything." That sentence was said over my head. I was nine years old and lying in a bed in the intensive care unit.
The author reflects on their experience as a nine-year-old in the intensive care unit, highlighting the power adults hold over children's futures and the balance between truth and hope in healthcare.
Annette Ramelsberger and Bernhard Schlink: Who Provides Us Justice?
Bestselling author Bernhard Schlink and court reporter Annette Ramelsberger discuss the fairness of the judicial system and the limits of the quest for justice in a recent interview.
My Germany
The author reflects on the deep and complex relationship with Germany, describing it as a source of personal growth and security amid historical challenges.
INGRID SEWARD: 'I blame Fergie for dragging daughters into Uncle Jeffrey scandal'
Royal author Ingrid Seward criticizes Sarah Ferguson for involving her daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, in the scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein.
I went to hunt people who hunt mushrooms
The author shares their experience of researching and participating in a mushroom hunting event in Brazil, revealing a surprising community of enthusiasts.
A Heart-Pounding Journey, My Knees Shook Too [Yang Hee-eun's Some Day]
The author reflects on a profound trip through Guizhou and Guilin in China, sharing intimate moments with strangers that offered joy and healing.
Can learning a new language prevent dementia?
The article discusses how learning a new language might delay the onset of dementia, using the personal story of the author's father who learned French to help stave off cognitive decline.
Several of the testimonies are so unbearable that one must put the book down before reaching for it again
Ukrainian author Viktoria Amelina reflects on the sudden transition of Ukrainian tourists into refugees and soldiers as the Russian invasion approached in February 2022.
Hiding Things: My Game Gave Me Thieving Joy - Then I Got Caught
The author describes a playful yet mischievous game of secretly hiding his friends' items, which ultimately leads to an unexpected revelation when caught by a child.
With the justification of the obvious
The article discusses the subtle progress in the concession of 22 remaining airports in Greece, reflecting on the author's personal academic journey and experiences in community college.
The hurricane (still) bears your name
The article describes a poignant family lunch before the author's daughter's wedding, highlighting the mother's insistence on appearance.
Congo-Kinshasa: Young Congolese Author Pascal Boroto Wins African Literary Prize
Pascal Boroto, a young author from the Democratic Republic of Congo, has won the Voix d'Afriques literature prize for his debut novel inspired by his journalist mother.
The police will assess the responsibility of the video author of the tragic accident in Prauliena parish
Latvian police are investigating the accountability of a man who filmed a tragic traffic accident in Prauliena parish, where three people died.
The view from Professor Dominic Tierney, author of The Right Way to Lose a War
Professor Dominic Tierney discusses the lessons learned from various U.S. conflicts in his book 'The Right Way to Lose a War.'
Tasmania's Mount Arthur: a place awash with the true sort of quiet that soaks into your skin
The article reflects on the author's transformation from an urban-centric perspective to embracing the tranquility and beauty of nature, specifically at Mount Arthur in Tasmania.
Lollapalooza, Pythagoras, and blue ice cream
The article reflects on the fleeting nature of childhood through personal anecdotes about the author's children.
What country Victoria revealed about my Chinese grandfather's secret past
The article explores a personal journey into the author's family history, uncovering secrets about their Chinese grandfather's past in Australia.
The Press Radicalized Finns Over a Hundred Years Ago – An Author Specialized in Workers' Newspapers Sees a Link to the Social Media Era
Pertti Rajala explores the role of media during Finland's 1918 civil war and its connection to contemporary social media in his upcoming book.
AUTHOR HELPS ⟩ How to find an international publisher?
The article discusses the author's personal journey in securing an international publisher and offers insights and lessons learned along the way.
The last memory of my dad. He told me: you will become someone
A nostalgic reflection on the author's father, who passed away at a young age, emphasizing the lasting emotional impact of their relationship and family dynamics.
Mary Somerville: Housewife, but also an excellent mathematician, scientist, and author of textbooks on astronomy and physics
The article discusses Mary Somerville's remarkable contributions as a mathematician, scientist, and author, despite depicting her primary role as a housewife.
Why are bees disappearing and what does this say about us
The article explores the issues surrounding bees, their ecological roles, and personal perspectives on beekeeping expressed by the author.
I visited UK's award-winning zoo for £19 and was blown away by what I saw
The author shares an experience visiting the award-winning Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens in the UK, highlighting its impressive layout and commitment to animal welfare.
My books tell a single story: monsters and children in search of freedom
Author Niccolò Ammaniti discusses his new novel 'Il custode' and its themes of childhood, freedom, and the horror that lurks in one's living environment.
I visited peaceful coastal village with gorgeous sea views and fell in love
The author shares their experience visiting the picturesque coastal village of Lower Largo in Fife, Scotland, highlighting its beauty and charm.
THE EDITORIAL ⟩ The Moving Image of Eternity
Colin Wilson reflects on his prolific career as an author, particularly his journey into writing about the occult.
How I Came to Kabala
The author reflects on their journey of seeking deeper meaning and peace in life amidst external success and personal struggles.
One ghost haunted the cupboard...
The article reflects on the author's experience in a historic manor in Southend-on-Sea, England, and its eerie connection to local witchcraft lore.
Mission Impossible: Defending Milei in Spain
The article discusses the author's experience defending Javier Milei at a journalist gathering in Madrid, highlighting the challenging reception from a hostile audience.
A posthumous work: a group of friends, a talk after a performance, and a powerful debate
The play "El ávido espectador" by Alejandro Zingman reflects on theatrical activity and is a tribute following the author's death in 2024.
Relax, Pernambuco! It was just a tantrum!
The author reflects on the backlash received after a critical column about local filmmaker Kleber Mendonça, highlighting the passionate reactions from Pernambuco's residents.
Nobel Prize in Literature, Soyinka Challenges Western Fiction of the Individual
Wole Soyinka, the Nobel Prize-winning author, reflects on the differences between Western individualism and non-Western communal identities in his latest novel.
Political Editor: The Parties Have Found a Magical Money Tree
In the ongoing campaign, the author reflects on the political dynamics in Denmark, particularly regarding smaller parties and the likelihood of forming a leftist majority.
Crisis of Democracy: "There are attempts at censorship - even in Germany"
Slovak author Michal Hvorecky reflects on the risks of authoritarianism facing democracies today, drawing from his experiences under a socialist dictatorship in Slovakia.
Gloss: The Spotlight
Author Len Deighton, known for his writings on heroes, soldiers, wars, and spies, has passed away at the age of 97, leaving behind significant literary contributions and unanswered questions regarding cause and effect.
The Prime Minister as a Gang Member
The article is a commentary reflecting the author's views on the Prime Minister's alleged connections to gang-related activities.
When your home country is ravaged by war, is it possible to stay neutral?
The author reflects on the challenges of connecting with family in war-torn Afghanistan while living abroad, particularly as their brother's recent trip is interrupted by conflict-related flight disruptions.
'I made one change to my sleep setup and fell asleep in record time from night one'
The author shares their experience of improving sleep quality significantly by switching to a new pillow.
'Disastrous Princess', the youth literary phenomenon from Brazil now speaks Spanish
The youth literary phenomenon 'The Diary of a Disastrous Princess' by Brazilian author Maidy Lacerda will be released in Spain and Latin America in May after successfully capturing the Portuguese market.
The Salt Path scandal: Raynor Winn faces claims of deceit and a previous book
Raynor Winn, celebrated author of 'The Salt Path', is facing serious allegations of deceit and possible fabrication of her acclaimed narrative.
God is a Pickle. A Czech Woman Published a Book on Pickling in 150 Countries of the World
A Czech author has released a book exploring the art of pickling, featuring recipes and traditions from 150 different countries.