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The article discusses the release of a new edition of 'Salon' featuring topics on nature rights and highlights events like FAMUFEST as well as the works of notable authors.

Dr. Josipa Nemet critiques the health education curriculum in Rijeka, claiming it is more of a radical ideological reprogramming than actual education.

This article examines how Japanese authors have reflected on trauma and cultural responses following the catastrophic events of 2011, particularly the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster.

The article discusses the death of Iraqi novelist Latifa Al-Dulaimi, a significant voice in Arab feminist literature who passed away at the age of 86.

The authors of a blog discuss their personal journeys with eating disorders and the importance of addressing the stigma surrounding these issues.

Brazilian authorities are investigating a series of videos linked to the trend 'if she says no', which simulate violence against women, raising concerns about incitement to crime.

Ronen Steinke discusses the challenges and significance of free speech in the context of increasing legal restrictions in Germany.

British authors have taken a stand by releasing a blank book to protest the use of their literary works by artificial intelligence.

An Estonian children's book titled "Boy and Papa" has been recommended by the Hans Christian Andersen Award jury as part of its distinguished book list.

Thousands of authors have published an 'empty' book as a protest against AI companies using their work without permission.

This year, 14 Czech authors will represent their literary works at the Leipzig Book Fair, showcasing the attention Czech literature is receiving in German-speaking countries.

Three Argentine authors have been announced as finalists for the Gijón Black Week awards, recognizing Spanish-language crime fiction.

Vernon Kay playfully pitches his writing idea to the romantic fiction publisher Mills and Boon, claiming he could compete with established authors.

The Helsinki Noir festival showcased prominent Nordic crime authors, highlighting the ongoing popularity of the genre.

The Flip Literary Festival from Brazil will send a delegation of authors to the Hay Festival in Wales as part of a cultural exchange program between the UK and Brazil.

The article discusses the gender disparity in the publishing industry, highlighting that while women represent 60% of the global book workforce, they only author 38% of published books.

The article reviews Jean-Paul Sartre's book "Le sursis", discussing its relevance in contemporary Estonian literature and its connection to Francophone authors.

The upcoming announcement of the second Literary Critique Awards in Czechia will take place on March 25th, highlighting nominated works in prose by various authors.

The article highlights five noteworthy political books authored by women, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices in political discourse.

Repubblica is offering its readers a selection of stories from six iconic American authors to help navigate the current uncertain times.

A report reveals a 17.6% increase in violence against women in Piauí, with 76% of feminicides committed by partners or ex-partners.

More than 180 authors withdrew from the Adelaide Writers' Week in protest against the disinvitation of Palestinian Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah, leading to the formation of an independent event called Constellations.

The article explores how authors during the Nazi era, including Bertolt Brecht and Lion Feuchtwanger, wrote about love and sex despite the oppressive circumstances.

The article discusses the challenges faced by authors and booksellers in Russia under Putin's regime, particularly in the context of increasing censorship following the Ukraine war.

The authors of a new book argue that political elites in the United States are failing to provide affordable housing and improve living standards, urging a need for innovation and construction.

The 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction has unveiled its longlist, celebrated as a significant showcase of female creativity and perspectives.

Authors Karl Ove Knausgård and Åsne Seierstad won prestigious literature critic awards in Norway, with Knausgård taking home the award for best adult book.

The project for the Riga Philharmonic is moving forward without any signs of delay, according to one of its authors, Nauris Puntulis.

The 20th Munich Children's Book Fair features around 4,000 children and youth books from 80 publishers, alongside interactive sessions with authors, readings, and workshops from March 7 to 15.

An overview of new literary works including poetry collections and short stories from various authors, exploring themes such as lost values and ethical dilemmas.

The article discusses the impact of TikTok on contemporary authors and the changing landscape of literature, particularly in genre writing.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wrote a unanimous Supreme Court ruling that affirms the authority of immigration judges and presents a significant victory for the Trump administration's deportation policies.

The Estonian National Library will hold a closing conference for the Estonian Book Year titled "Estonian Book – How Long Can This Last?" on March 13 and 14.

Over 200 authors, including notable Spanish writers, have signed a manifesto opposing generative AI's exploitation of their literary works.

The article discusses the illustrations and drawings by El Roto, highlighting their role as forms of opinion and expressions of the authors' criteria.

The Generalitat Valenciana is making changes to its educational curriculum to enhance the role of Religion classes and remove references to the linguistic unity between Valencian and Catalan.

Adolf Seifert, a prolific writer from northern Bohemia, remains largely unread despite his extensive body of work.

Portuguese writer Gonçalo Tavares has been awarded the Formentor Prize for Literature 2026, expressing his joy at receiving this recognition for serious literature.

A literary festival in Argentina will feature twenty authors aiming to raise funds for Patagonian towns affected by recent wildfires.

The Tuglase Novella Prize was awarded to authors Fs and Silvia Urgas for their outstanding works during a ceremony held on March 2 at the Under and Tuglase Literary Center in Estonia.

Mart Juure presents book recommendations highlighting works by various Estonian authors, including Mart Kivastik and Jaagup Mahkra.

The Polish prosecutor's office has declared that the transcripts supposedly involving Lubin's president and a local education official are forgeries, following an investigation into their authenticity.

The prosecutor's office in Legnica has determined that the alleged transcripts of conversations involving Lublin president Robert Raczyński are forgeries, and has closed the investigation into claims of pedophilia against him.

The 31st Hankyoreh Literary Prize is now open for submissions, encouraging both established and new authors to participate.

March brings a lineup of new literary releases highlighting established and returning authors, including Selva Almada and Giséle Pelicot.

The article highlights twelve literary works that depict the city of Rio de Janeiro, celebrating its 461 years by showcasing how writers have transformed its streets and neighborhoods into narrative elements.

The article discusses a book that explores the unresolved assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, drawing parallels with other historical political assassinations.

An article in La Repubblica pays tribute to the often-overlooked authors behind the scenes of Italy's Sanremo Festival, questioning the decision to include Schettini in the lineup.

A three-country anthology featuring prose and poetry from Baltic young authors has been published as part of a collaboration aimed at enhancing cultural exchange among the Baltic nations.

The column discusses the divide among authors and artists in Finnish cultural discourse, as highlighted by a recent incident involving dismissive comments about a fellow author.