Surprise announcement from Satu Rämö
Author Satu Rämö is set to collaborate with Icelandic writer Lilja Sigurdardóttir on a new crime series set in Reykjavik.
The author of Red Dwarf has died
The author of the influential British sci-fi comedy series 'Red Dwarf' has passed away.
Nuclear Fusion: Will Old Nuclear Power Plants Soon Generate Electricity Again – Only Differently?
Two startups in Germany are planning fusion power plants with substantial government funding, but the technology remains in the realm of science fiction.
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.
Series. Once the Prime Minister and Regional Minister Took the Bus
A fictional account depicting the Prime Minister and Regional Minister of Estonia taking a bus ride is presented through a conversation recorded on a black box found by an amateur archaeologist.
Bridgerton: the new episodes, the fervor of fans, and the challenge of telling a different love story in a period fiction
Netflix has released the final four episodes of Bridgerton's fourth season, continuing the romantic saga that has captivated audiences since 2020.
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.
Leipzig Book Fair: The fifteen nominees for the most important book prize of spring
The Leipzig Book Fair has announced the nominees for its prestigious spring literary awards.
It Sounds Like Dystopian Fiction, but This is Reality: What is Social Rating?
The article discusses the implications of social rating systems, particularly drawing on the example of China's practices, and explores hypothetical scenarios for its implementation in democratic states like Lithuania.
Permits Under Fire from Heavyweights. And a Change is No Longer Science Fiction
The article discusses issues related to the authorization of permits, highlighting the obstacles faced and the potential for changes in regulation.
Scotland’s new emissions strategy ‘too reliant on science fiction’, critics say
Critics are raising concerns about the credibility of Scotland's long-term emissions reduction strategy, labeling it as overly reliant on unrealistic projections.
When finding LGBTQ+ references in fiction was an impossible mission: growing up before the Netflix era
The article discusses the historical lack of LGBTQ+ representation in fiction before the proliferation of streaming platforms like Netflix, highlighting the release of the series 'Más que rivales' as a significant development in this area.
The Gothic Genius of Machen Who Also Inspired Hitchcock
This article explores the literary contributions of Arthur Machen, a Welsh writer whose supernatural stories have gained renewed attention and were influential for later writers.
Writer from Nova Iguaçu is a semifinalist for international fiction award
Brazilian writer Ana Paula Maia has been announced as a semifinalist for the prestigious International Booker Prize for her novel 'On Earth as It is Beneath'.
Witches, Nazi collaborators and banned books: International Booker prize announces 2026 longlist
The International Booker Prize has released its 2026 longlist featuring notable authors and their translated works, recognizing excellence in global fiction.
Fact or Fiction?.. A Bullet Lodges in the Face of a Mexican Soldier and Explodes the Platforms
A shocking video shows a Mexican soldier miraculously surviving after a bullet lodges in his face during a firefight with a drug gang, following the recent death of their leader.
María Fasce: "It seems impossible for someone not to have an opinion about something"
María Fasce discusses her novel 'Las vidas de Elena', which follows a mother's journey of healing through art after the loss of her daughter.
After declaring world order a 'fiction', Carney plans Australia trip to tighten ties
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plans a trip to Australia in March to strengthen trade and defence relations amidst a changing world order.
Fiction: We Are a Girl
The article discusses the dramatic narratives of athletes, particularly focusing on the struggles and triumphs depicted in Son Lewandowski's debut novel, 'Die Routinen', which explores fame and abuse in competitive sports.
DN Chooses: 15 Favorites for This Year's Book Sale
Dagens Nyheter presents a selection of favorite books for the upcoming annual book sale in Sweden.
Ian McEwan Impresses Aftenposten's Reviewer
Ian McEwan's new novel 'What We Can Know' is praised for its intellect and engaging narrative, marking a notable improvement in the reviewer’s perception of his work.
Her Heart Beats, She Thinks of a Revolver and the Man of Her Life, She Yearns for Death... The Transylvanian Trilogy Tells of the End of an Era
This article discusses the impact and themes of Mikuláš Bánffy's Transylvanian Trilogy, reflecting on the changes brought about at the end of an era.
Freaks are chic
An exploration of the previously unpublished 1919 story by Tod Robbins, highlighting its influence on horror literature and cinema.
Political Fiction: The Frontman Appears to Collect
The article discusses the emergence of a frontman in a political context, likely relating to financial dealings or culpability.
Where was The Walsh Sisters filmed? Inside new BBC series locations
The Walsh Sisters, a BBC adaptation of Marian Keyes' novel series, explores the challenges faced by five sisters in their 20s and 30s.
The Terrible Parents: Real Stories About Broken Bonds
The article explores the growing representation of strained parent-child relationships in non-fiction literature, emphasizing how these relationships are becoming less of a taboo subject in society.
The Bridgerton Effect or When Fiction Becomes Business
Spanish companies are capitalizing on the popularity of the Netflix series 'Bridgerton' by offering a variety of themed products and experiences.
Where is Torenza, the viral and non-existent country
Torenzia has gained notable attention on social media as a mysterious, fictional country with a unique cultural identity and an ambiguous history.
Guest of "Plus Minus" recommends. Ewa Ornacka: Enchanted with Trwam
Ewa Ornacka shares her recommended reads including gripping novels that have left a significant impact on her.
Netflix quietly adds 'most entertaining film' as good as Pulp Fiction
A new film titled 'Bunny' has been added to Netflix, described by fans as highly entertaining and reminiscent of classics like 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Trainspotting'.
The Most Beautiful Books of 2025 Selected
The winners of the 34th Book Art Competition have been announced in various categories, including fiction and children's literature.
The cause of death of Peter Greene, the actor from Pulp Fiction and The Mask, is revealed
The cause of death of actor Peter Greene, known for his roles in Pulp Fiction and The Mask, has been determined to be an accidental gunshot wound, as announced by the New York City Medical Examiner's Office.
Pulp Fiction star's cause of death revealed 2 months after he was found dead in his flat
The cause of death for 'Pulp Fiction' star Peter Greene has been confirmed as a gunshot wound after he was found unresponsive in his New York apartment two months prior.
‘Majestic’ sci-fi thriller with twist fans ‘couldn’t guess’ is now streaming
A new science fiction thriller titled 'The Occupant' is now streaming on Paramount+, receiving positive reviews from both critics and early viewers.
Cause of death of actor who became famous with 'Pulp Fiction' revealed
The cause of death for actor Peter Greene, known for his role in 'Pulp Fiction,' has been revealed after his body was found in his Manhattan apartment.
Twist in the investigation of the death of Peter Greene, the actor from "Pulp Fiction" and "The Mask"
Actor Peter Greene was found dead in his apartment in New York, and authorities have revealed the cause of death while keeping the investigation open.
Peter Greene: The actor from 'Pulp Fiction' died due to a gun accident
Actor Peter Greene, known for his roles in 'Pulp Fiction' and 'The Mask', has died at the age of 60 following a gun accident.
The New Deluge of Old 'Climate Fiction'
The article discusses recent novels that reflect on climate change and technology in relation to societal responsibilities.
Peter Greene, from 'Pulp Fiction', died from an accidentally discharged firearm, concludes medical examiner
Actor Peter Greene, known for his roles in 'Pulp Fiction' and 'The Mask', died from a gunshot wound ruled accidental by a medical examiner.
'Pulp Fiction,' 'Mask' actor Peter Greene's cause of death revealed: report
The cause of death for actor Peter Greene, found dead in December, has been determined to be an accidental gunshot wound by the New York City Chief Medical Examiner's office.
An Accidental Shot: This is How Peter Greene, Actor from ‘The Mask’ and ‘Pulp Fiction’, Died
Peter Greene, known for his roles in ‘The Mask’ and ‘Pulp Fiction’, died from an accidental gunshot wound, according to the New York Chief Medical Examiner's office.
Peter Greene, actor of 'Pulp Fiction', died from accidental gunshot
American actor Peter Greene, famous for his role as Zed in 'Pulp Fiction', died due to an accidental gunshot wound.
Revealed Cause of Death of Peter Greene, Actor of Pulp Fiction and The Mask
The cause of death for actor Peter Greene, famed for his roles in 'Pulp Fiction' and 'The Mask', has been revealed as an accidental gunshot wound.
The Best Movies of John Travolta That Marked His Career and Made Him a Hollywood Legend
The article discusses John Travolta's versatile film career and highlights his most significant movies that contributed to his status as a Hollywood icon.
Getting on H. G. Wells' time machine and looking behind the shelf of 'Interstellar'
An exhibition in Barcelona evocatively examines the concept of time through science and culture.
Grigorjeva: humanity could start telling different stories about itself
Sveta Grigorjeva's new dance piece 'Cosmodolphins' questions the nature of humanity through a blend of folklore, utopia, and science fiction.
Poland's Atomic Bomb? It's No Longer Complete Science Fiction
Discussions are underway in Europe regarding the enhancement of nuclear capabilities and a potential role for Poland in nuclear deterrence strategies.
Everything we know about China’s mysterious, futuristic Nantianmen Project
The Nantianmen Project in China combines science fiction with military innovation, featuring over 100 futuristic weapon concepts.
Book of the Year 2025: Vote for Your Literary Favorites
Voting for the fourth annual Book of the Year awards by Deník N begins today and will last until February 28.
A Treat for Ridley Scott Fans. Netflix Releases One of His Hits
Ridley Scott's sci-fi hit 'Prometheus' is now available on Netflix, capturing renewed interest from audiences.