At the Vilnius Book Fair - a group of famous people: Lion Ceccah, who won the 'Eurovision' selection, appeared
The Vilnius Book Fair featured discussions on music and creative boundaries, with notable attendees including Lion Ceccah, a Eurovision selection winner.
Landmark Changes and Written Word Highlights in the New Book 'Timeline of Latvian Book Culture'
A new book titled 'Timeline of Latvian Book Culture' highlights the complex history of Latvian literature and its significance in shaping national identity.
Pasta: Was it a Chinese invention or an Italian ingenuity?
A new book explores the cultural and historical significance of pasta across different civilizations, questioning its origins in relation to Chinese and Italian traditions.
Prisoner Masiulis, who described his memories, will be free this weekend, but not at the Book Fair
E. Masiulis, who had requested temporary release to attend a book fair in Vilnius, will not be able to participate as planned.
The book chart reveals what the people are most eager for
Estonians are currently reading a diverse range of books, spanning genres from psychology to romance and children's literature, as reflected in a new chart by Apollo.
The Image at the Book Fair Stood in My Eyes All Night: It Was a Sad Sight
A visitor at the Lithuanian Book Fair expresses concern for a group of children eating on the floor instead of enjoying the fair's amenities.
"Healthy is he who rubs Alpine on his back, legs, gums, arms." A new book documents Czechoslovak advertising comics
A new book showcases Czechoslovak advertising comics that promoted various products, highlighting their nostalgic and cultural significance.
Author of 'The Dog', Pilar Quintana is confirmed for the Book Fair in SP
Colombian author Pilar Quintana will participate in the 2026 Book Fair in São Paulo, showcasing her influential role in contemporary Latin American literature.
Travel Picture Book: Attraction Alps
A new travel picture book titled 'Off to the Alps - Switzerland' showcases the stunning landscapes of the Swiss Alps through photography and personal experiences of the authors.
Photographer Arthur Tress Recovers the Memory of 'Cruising' in 1960s New York: 'It Was a Form of Socialization'
Photographer Arthur Tress reflects on the 'cruising' culture of 1969 New York in his new book, capturing the essence of social engagement in Central Park's Ramble.
K. Budrys: The Creating Diaspora Enriches Lithuania and Strengthens Its Future
Minister K. Budrys emphasizes the importance of the Lithuanian diaspora in enriching the nation’s culture and helping Lithuania to be heard in the world.
The oldest bookstore in Panevėžys faces a challenge: owners have approached the city mayor regarding the future of the historic building
The owners of Panevėžys' oldest bookstore have requested assistance from the city mayor to preserve the iconic establishment amidst difficulties in competing with online book sales and shopping centers.
A Word Searches for a Human: The Vilnius Book Fair opened at the 'Litexpo' center
The Vilnius Book Fair this year serves as a vibrant space for dialogue, idea exchange, and meetings with authors and cultural professionals.
Rán Flygenring usually does not shower at home and publishes a book about swimming culture
Rán Flygenring shares her personal habits and promotes swimming culture through a new book release.
Organizers of the Book Fair: It's time for major government representatives to take responsibility and start acting
The organizers of the Vilnius Book Fair urge government officials to take responsibility rather than seek popularity, stating that the event is open to all individuals respecting culture.
Bahia Book Biennial begins ticket sales for the 2026 edition
Ticket sales for the Bahia Book Biennial, a major event in literature and culture, have commenced for its 2026 edition, scheduled from April 15 to 21 at the Salvador Convention Center.
Non-Fiction Book: Talking Against the Right?
The AfD's cultural policies aim to promote a 'patriotic cultural policy' that seeks to reaffirm German identity, critiqued for its superficial approach.
Students from Dongduk Women's University Publish 'Cities Speak China'
Students from Dongduk Women's University have recently published a book titled 'Cities Speak China,' focusing on various aspects of Chinese society and culture.
Radio "Vilnius FM" Celebrates Its First Birthday at the Book Fair, Inviting Listeners to Interact with Hosts and Learn About Their Shows
Radio "Vilnius FM" recently celebrated its first anniversary by inviting the public to engage with its hosts at the Book Fair, highlighting its growth in audience and commitment to quality content.
The tapestry of the year of the book, which traveled nearly 3000 kilometers in a year, received its final stitches
The year of the book tapestry, depicting important events in Estonian literature, completed its journey across the country and received its final stitches in Tartu.
This Sunday with VIMA: The book 'Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler – 600 pencils and 10 poems'
A special edition of TO VIMA on March 1 features a unique biography of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, written by journalist Anna Grimani.
Life with Robots: Instead of Ears, Microphones; Instead of Eyes, Lenses
A new interdisciplinary book examines Japan's culture of robotic assistance as a bridge technology in ethical dilemmas.
Mikis Theodorakis through his archive: A dialogue book about the life of the great creator
A new book commemorates Mikis Theodorakis, sparking discussions about his impactful life and work through a rich archive of materials.
A Poetics Between Fires and Flavors
The article explores Jean-Pierre Ostende's culinary passion through humor and poignant observations in his book about slow-cooked dishes.
Sinijärv recommends: if this book is anything, then it is definitely unusual
Cultural advisor Karl Martin Sinijärv recommends reading the cult novel "Või," inspired by real events and exploring Japanese culture through food.
Sinijärv's Book Recommendations: Kristi Küppar's 'The Last Spoon' is a Fun Story
Karl Martin Sinijärv shares book recommendations including Kristi Küppar's 'The Last Spoon', noted for its humor and engaging narrative.
Vilnius Book Fair guest Eva Viežnaviec: "Until I was 18, I spoke only Belarusian"
Eva Viežnaviec emphasizes the importance of preserving the Belarusian language and culture in challenging times, highlighting its role in national identity and emotional connection to one’s homeland.
The Secret of the Luxury Books Created by King Sejong, the ‘Book Enthusiast’
The article explores the historical significance and unique characteristics of ancient Korean books and the contributions of King Sejong to the publishing culture.
Mart Juur received a prestigious title along with a certificate
Mart Juur has been named the Book Friend of the Year 2025 by the Estonian Publishers Union on February 19, 2026.
A LOOK INSIDE! ⟩ The most beautiful books of last year
Estonia announced the winners of the '25 Most Beautiful Books' and '5 Most Beautiful Children's Books' competitions, highlighting innovative designs and engaging materials in the submissions.
The Publishers' Association has chosen Mart Juur as the Book Friend of the Year
Mart Juur has been honored as the Book Friend of the Year for 2025 by the Estonian Publishers' Association.
Métis elders in Saskatchewan celebrate launch of book featuring their stories
Métis elders in Saskatchewan have launched a book that preserves their oral stories, ensuring they are remembered for future generations.
DISCUSSION: Publishing, Book Reading and Gates to the World - Insights from History and Today's Circumstances
The article discusses the role of Latvian publishing in preserving national identity and fostering culture amid historical challenges, particularly highlighting an event at the Latvian National Library.
"My contact with Catalan literature allowed me to understand the power of culture against barbarism": Marisol Schulz
Marisol Schulz emphasizes the importance of cultural expression in the face of totalitarian regimes, reflecting on her connection to Catalan culture during her acceptance of the Gold Medal for Cultural Merit in Barcelona.
Who is 'Kansari Devi' who appeared on the Gujarat government's budget book
The Gujarat government unveiled its budget, which was notably adorned with a Warli painting and an image of the tribal goddess 'Kansari Devi', reflecting a homage to tribal culture and tradition.
Where the first coffee with milk was served in Buenos Aires and where the sugar cube is still made
A new book titled 'The Route of Coffee with Milk' explores the historical and cultural significance of traditional coffee bars in Buenos Aires amidst modern coffee chains.
A History We Are Writing: The International Book Fair in Damascus Closes After 11 Days of Intellectual Activity
The International Book Fair in Damascus concluded its 11-day run with a focus on cultural revitalization in the region.
After the decision not to give a speech – G. Nausėda's message about the Book Fair
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda expressed his positive sentiments towards the upcoming Book Fair despite not being invited to give a speech, emphasizing his love for reading and books.
READING RECOMMENDATION: A domestic novel that resonates and flourishes in a small-town vibe
Cultural advisor Karl Martin Sinijärv recommends Liia Kikas' novel "Small Town Beat," which reflects the life and atmosphere of Estonian small towns.
The History of Lithuanian Book Smugglers – in a Video Game: Creators Aim to Captivate the World
A video game highlights the historical significance of Lithuanian book smugglers who played a vital role in preserving Lithuanian culture during Russian imperial rule.
L’Aquila Capital of Culture, Gioacchino Volpe Prize: Piffer, Mingardi, and Panunzio are the winners of the second edition
The second edition of the Gioacchino Volpe Prize has been announced in L’Aquila, celebrating excellence in historical literature, with Tommaso Piffer awarded for his book on the Porzus massacre.
Spanish Stereotypes Embrace Diversity
The book 'Esto es España' revisits Spain's aesthetic and cultural stereotypes, showcasing racialized individuals as central figures.
A Chic Broom
Natalie Olah's book 'Mal gusto' critiques contemporary trends in aesthetics, highlighting a return to perceived simplicity and faux naturalism in home decor.
Relics can be viewed at the Literature Museum hall only until the end of February
A special exhibition at the Literature Museum in Estonia celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Estonian book is open until the end of February, featuring rare books and artifacts.
The Relief of the Periphery
Marioka Shoten bookstore in Tokyo offers a unique experience by showcasing a single book each week in a minimalist setting.
The Book 'The Spectator and the Mediator'.. How Did Arabs Become Spectators?
Jordanian writer Samah Mohariq's book explores the transformation of Arabs from active historical participants to mere spectators of their political and social realities.
ROOT VEGETABLES: Many new book lovers
The article discusses the rise of new readers and the influence of individuals such as Kristina Kallas and Liisa Pakosta in promoting reading culture in Estonia.
Gallimard suspends the publication of Jack Lang's book on François Mitterrand
Gallimard has postponed the publication of Jack Lang's book on François Mitterrand due to the author's unfinished writing amidst personal controversies.
Even Sugar Denny is Cultural Heritage. The Book Czechoslayvakia Searches for the Image of the Era in Internet Memes
A new publication titled 'Czechoslayvakia' explores the intersection of politics and pop culture in the Czech Republic, highlighting how internet memes shape public discourse.
A book about the life of Latvian emigration and the experience of the diaspora in Sweden has opened in Stockholm
A new book titled "Latvians in Sweden" has been launched in Stockholm, detailing the history and experiences of the Latvian diaspora in Sweden.