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.
What we see today is not a metaphor, it is fascism itself, says Vladimir Safatle
Philosopher Vladimir Safatle discusses his new book and argues that current global political dynamics reflect an emergence of actual fascism rather than a metaphorical regression to it.
Politics Through Masiulis' Eyes: Ten Untold Stories About Grybauskaitė, Paksas, Zuokas, and the Russians
Former Lithuanian politician E.Masiulis reveals untold political stories in his new book, implicating various leaders in potentially controversial dealings.
"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.
40 Years Ago, Finland Was Also Shocked by a Murder That Remained Completely Mysterious – A New Book Highlights a Revealing Observation
A new book discusses the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, which took place 40 years ago and remains a mystery due to the lack of evidence and technological resources at the time.
Santiago O'Donnell: "The leaks show what power wants to hide"
Santiago O'Donnell discusses the significance of leaked information in his new book, asserting that leaks reveal the truths that those in power aim to conceal.
Patti Smith reveals eight decades of pain and art in her most confessional book
Patti Smith's new book "Pão dos Anjos" chronicles her extraordinary life over nearly 80 years, touching on themes of memory, imagination, and resilience amidst personal hardships.
Journalist Eugênio Bucci rescues his poetry in a new book
Eugênio Bucci, a respected journalist and professor, has released a new poetry book titled 'Os Dois Hemisférios do Meu Colarinho', exploring themes of politics, social justice, and eroticism.
Book Teaches Children to Understand How São Paulo Changed Over Time
A new book, "São Paulo Desde o Início," helps children explore the historical transformations of São Paulo, illustrating the city's evolution from a wealthy area to its current state.
'Why Study Economics?' from Student Guide to Layman's Manual
A new book titled 'Why Study Economics?' aims to engage students and the general public by exploring ten compelling reasons to pursue a career in economics, while also providing practical economic lessons.
INTERVIEW ⟩ If Grey experienced my sexual experience - he would go gray!
An interview with Lāsma reveals her intriguing life, recent struggles, and her new book on sexuality, emphasizing her unique perspective and experiences.
The new work by Isabel Allende: 'The Magic Word. A Written Life', on sale April 9
Isabel Allende's new book, 'The Magic Word. A Written Life', will be released on April 9, offering insights into her writing process and personal journey.
Ingvar Carlsson in new book: Hatred is the main clue to why Palme was murdered
Ingvar Carlsson discusses the role of hatred in the murder of Olof Palme in his new book, marking the upcoming 40th anniversary of the incident.
Growing appetite for native grasses reshapes rural landscapes
A Melbourne author shares her commitment to native grasslands through a new book that showcases endangered ecosystems.
Launch of Fábio Tofic's book brings together Guido Mantega and presidents of OAB SP and Febraban
Fábio Tofic Simantob launched his new book on corporate corruption, attended by notable figures including former Minister Guido Mantega.
"Towards Longevity": Understanding the Biology of Aging
Two experts, Marek Postuła and Krzysztof Łoniewski, are educating the public on longevity and aging through various media, culminating in their new book, "Towards Longevity."
New book about the history of first names: "Children today should be unique"
A new book from the Swedish Institute for Language and Folklore explores the history of first names in Sweden and their societal implications.
Pepa Blanes: 'I had anorexia and I am obsessed with that topic. There are few movies about it'
Pepa Blanes discusses the transformative journey of women in fiction through her new book, highlighting the importance of female representation in cinema and exploring themes like friendship, desire, and mental health.
He let go of the Stockholm lifestyle and became a stranger in Norrland
Tommy Sundvall's new comic book portrays life working at a service station in Ångermanland, capturing its unique charm and eccentricities.
Book Review: So nice was the meeting before Teams
Martin Suter's new book "Können Sie mich sehen?" about the working world is disappointing and evokes nostalgia.
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.
Carolina Sanín: "A literary text dictates its own law"
Colombian writer Carolina Sanín explores the profound experience of reading in her new book, 'En La voz del buey', highlighting its intimate and transformative nature.
Book about Brazilian democracy receives international edition in English
A new English edition of the book "A Democracia Equilibrista" discussing Brazilian democracy is set to launch internationally after its original Portuguese release.
A Former American Spy Writes About Russian Dirty Tricks and Threats. Why Now?
Sean Wiswesser, a former CIA agent, discusses Russian intelligence tactics in his new book, raising the question of the timing of its release.
'Most Tattooed Man in Brazil' Undergoes 6th Removal Session Before New Phase and Book Launch About Religious Life
Leandro de Souza, once deemed the 'most tattooed man in Brazil', undergoes his sixth laser removal session for his facial tattoos as he prepares for a new chapter in his life and the launch of a book.
Sustainable building: How different green single-family homes look
A new book showcases diverse eco-friendly single-family homes designed by architects worldwide, challenging the notion that only multi-family housing can be sustainable.
The Stunning Greenland in a New Book by Petr Koubský
A new book by Petr Koubský explores the Viking colonization of Greenland and its historical implications.
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.
Pedro Fresco, expert in renewable energies: "With just three technologies, we could eliminate two-thirds of the climate problem"
Pedro Fresco, a renewable energy expert from Valencia, advocates for optimism in addressing climate change through his new book, emphasizing that three key technologies could significantly mitigate the issue.
Poetry, Carrying the Power of Archetypes
The article discusses the relevance of prayers and spells in today's chaotic times through the lens of Doris Kareva's new book.
Elsa Vidal: "Russian society is ready for peace, the power is not"
Journalist Elsa Vidal argues that while Russian society is prepared for peace, the government is not, as outlined in her new book addressing Russian public opinion on the war in Ukraine.
Ildikó von Kürthy on Aging: 'A Third of the Men I've Slept With I Could Have Saved Myself From'
Author Ildikó von Kürthy discusses her new book on aging and reflects on her life experiences regarding relationships and the changes brought by menopause.
From Mughals to Judiciary... How New Chapters Were Added to NCERT's 'Controversy Book'
The latest NCERT school textbook has drawn criticism for presenting one-sided negative facts about the judiciary's alleged corruption, leading to a call for investigations.
Helen Goh: Why Baking Makes You Happy
Helen Goh, a psychologist and renowned recipe developer, explores the therapeutic benefits of baking in her new book, "Baking & the Meaning of Life."
Living with a Disability: 'Why don’t people trust us to decide our own pace?'
Concetta Tatti, an author from Olching who lives with a rare disability, shares her experiences and insights on autonomy and discrimination in her new book.
New Books on February 27
The article discusses several new book releases, ranging from philosophical explorations of the apocalypse to personal reflections on middle-class ownership and societal structures in Korea.
From Bridgerton to Slow Horses these are the best book adaptations to stream now
A new series of 'Bridgerton' highlights the best book-to-TV adaptations available for streaming, reflecting a golden age for this genre.
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.
CDU Member of Parliament Kiesewetter as Author: "Fighting for My Country? Yes, Certainly!"
CDU politician Roderich Kiesewetter critiques Germany's security attitude in his new book, highlighting the threat posed by Russia and advocating for a proactive defense stance.
CDU Member of Parliament Kiesewetter as an Author: "Fighting for My Country? Yes, Certainly!"
Roderich Kiesewetter, a CDU member of the Bundestag, critiques Germany's security policy and advocates for a more active defense approach in his new book.
The 'reasonable doubt' of those who acquitted Stasi: 'Sempio innocent until proven otherwise'
A new book examines the controversial Garlasco murder case, particularly focusing on the acquittal and subsequent conviction of Alberto Stasi, and suggests the narrative around his innocence is still alive among some.
What Daily Life Was Like for José de San Martín, the “Unanimous Hero”
A new book reveals the personal and intimate aspects of the life of José de San Martín, focusing on his relationships with family and debunking myths.
Don’t spoil the ending: New book stresses dignity for patients, friends and family members facing death
A new book by Harvey Max Chochinov emphasizes the importance of dignity for patients and families confronting death, drawing on his extensive research in palliative care.
Judith Hermann's new book: Nobody can say what grandpa did with the SS in Poland
Judith Hermann's new book explores the complexities of living with a dark family legacy tied to her grandfather's time in the SS during World War II.
Sonsoles Ónega: "I wrote this new novel with rage. What was said about the previous one enraged my soul"
Journalist and writer Sonsoles Ónega presents her new book, 'Llevará tu nombre', in Madrid after the success of her previous novel, 'La hija de la criada', which won the Planeta Prize in 2023.
Popular in the Book Market: What Does the New Trend Towards Nonfiction Comics Mean?
The article discusses the rising popularity of nonfiction comics in the literary market, highlighting notable works and authors.
5 must-read books out this week from Blitz thrillers to Gisèle Pelicot's moving memoir
This article highlights five essential new book releases including thrillers and memoirs available this week.
Sonsoles Ónega talks about her new novel: "They made me doubt myself and this book is the confirmation that nothing was a lie"
Sonsoles Ónega discusses her new novel, reflecting on her journey of self-discovery and confirmation through her writing process.
"Choosing its referees for 70 years".. Laporta attacks Real Madrid
Joan Laporta criticizes Real Madrid and the Spanish refereeing system in his new controversial book, emphasizing Barcelona's innocence in corruption allegations.
“We Confuse Understanding with Misunderstanding... The Hearts of Others are Unverified Information”
Professor Hong Soon-beom discusses the complexities of understanding others' minds and the psychological challenges that arise from misconceptions in his new book.