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The author reflects on personal experiences of daytime drinking with friends and the impact of poetry on their emotions.

Lim Jae-cheol, a prominent film critic and representative of Emotion Books, who played a significant role in introducing unfamiliar art film directors to Korea, has passed away at the age of 65.

The article shares five favorite novels of the year from a lifelong reader and English Literature graduate.

Florianópolis celebrates its 353rd anniversary, with a literary focus on books inspired by the city's rich traditions and legends.

Russian customs officials seized Finnish books containing extremist content at the border with Estonia.

A series of books designed for elementary and junior high school students to learn about sex and their bodies through manga has been published in Japan.

Oscar-winning actress Jessie Buckley shares her favorite impactful books that influence her acting and worldview.

The article discusses the evolution of knives and their integral role in culinary practices, emphasizing various books that explore this topic.

The article discusses a lesser-known library that focuses on works examining how the left has maintained control over cultural institutions throughout the 20th century.

In their new book "What Does Art Do," musician Brian Eno and writer Bette A. encourage readers to find refuge in novels, music, and films while contemplating the future from idealized perspectives.

Professor Wallace Kirsop, a Melbourne-based expert, has dedicated his life to studying the physical aspects of books, amassing a vast personal library of around 20,000 volumes, including rare editions.

The Normale di Pisa has purchased 38 books that were banned by Trump, aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion.

Swedish writer Christoffer Holst discusses his engaging blend of love, humor, food, and murder mystery in his writing, highlighting the importance of these elements in his stories.

A ranking of the best crime novels, as voted by 120 acclaimed crime writers.

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.

A selection of ten poetry books to celebrate World Poetry Day, featuring works by various poets and translations.

Critics from 'Babelia' review new works from various contemporary authors, showcasing a range of literary styles and themes.

Lauris Gundars discusses his new book and the nature of storytelling in his profession as a dramatist.

Riga is set to host its first-ever 'Fairy Tale Festival', aimed at inspiring parents to create a language-rich environment for their children through storytelling and musical activities.

The Penguin Books logo, featuring a cheerful penguin, has been an iconic symbol of the publisher for 90 years, yet many are just now discovering its origins.

A book lover shares her enthusiasm for a standout thriller titled 'Die Trying' by Eleanor Barker White, urging readers to add it to their lists.

B&M offers an affordable £30 storage solution aimed at helping families keep their homes tidy by organizing toys and books effectively.

An article discussing new book releases by authors Smith, Ross, and Novotná, though the full content is not accessible due to a loading issue.

This article discusses various films and shows available for streaming, including a new film inspired by Flávia Lins e Silva's books and an interview with Édouard Louis.

The fifth issue of 'Today's Children's Book' was published on March 8th, coinciding with International Women's Day, featuring 93 selected books that focus on themes of social equity, ecological awareness, and more.

Sales of books in Argentina are estimated to drop by up to 20%, with distributors struggling to receive payments due to reduced consumer spending.

A list of newly released academic and intellectual books is presented, covering anthropology, philosophy, digital connectivity, architecture, and music sociology.

The article highlights new children's and youth books available in Korea, addressing themes such as responsibility, bravery, and friendship.

A review of newly released literary works in Korea, highlighting a range of authors and themes.

A selection of newly released insightful books covering topics like labor rights, public transportation, literacy education, and historical religious speeches in South Korea.

The article discusses the release of the epic fantasy series 'Skandars,' centered on a unicorn rider and recently translated into over 20 languages, gaining immense popularity with readers.

The article discusses how Soviet occupiers in Estonia not only sought to destroy the population but also aimed to erase cultural memory by burning or destroying books from the independence period.

Carmen Urbita and Ana Garriga have authored a book titled 'Convent Wisdom' that explores how ideas from 16th-century nunneries can apply to modern women's lives.

Finnish author Harri István Mäki has been accused of plagiarism with multiple works, resulting in his resignation from the Finnish Writers' Union and the withdrawal of his books from sale.

This article discusses ten must-read non-fiction books debuting this spring in connection with the Leipzig Book Fair.

The article discusses the appeal and storyline of the fantasy book series 'Skandars' by British author A. F. Steadman, featuring a unique take on unicorns and the journey of its teenage protagonist, Skandars Smith.

The article discusses the launch of ten new books at the Spring Great Book Thursday event in Czechia.

Jana Šlinská discusses the importance of rereading beloved books, sharing personal favorites that she often returns to during reading crises.

Jeonju has announced the four books selected for its 'Book of the Year 2026' program, chosen based on citizen preferences.

The article discusses the advantages of e-readers over tablets for reading e-books, while advising potential buyers on key points to consider before making a purchase.

The Sanseido Bookstore in Jinbocho has reopened its doors after four years of closure due to reconstruction, with a focus on cultural exchange amid growing online bookstore competition.

The article discusses the challenges faced by antiquarian bookstores in the digital age dominated by e-commerce.

Despite 75% of people still preferring printed books, the share of e-books and audiobooks has significantly grown, particularly among young readers.

Harri István Mää has faced renewed plagiarism allegations, leading the publisher Helmivyö to withdraw several of his books from sale.

Finnish author Harri István Mäki faces renewed plagiarism allegations, leading his publisher to pull all of his works from sale.

The exhibition "Kastanis and the Universe" presents a conceptual spiral layout showcasing Robert Rūrāns' early works that reflect on social and political themes, culminating in a new perspective rooted in medieval tradition.

A significant controversy arose in Nepal after books, including Chinese President Xi Jinping's 'The Governance of China', were burned at Manmohan Technical College, prompting a strong response from the Chinese embassy.

The trailer for 'Dune 3' has been released, generating excitement while highlighting the deeper narratives found in Frank Herbert's original novels.

The UK literary world pays tribute to Len Deighton, the author of the seminal spy novel 'The Ipcress File', who passed away at the age of 97.

Ethologist Lucia Kršková discusses the adaptability of organisms to their environments and shares significant literature on human and animal behavior.