A Brutal Mess of Class Differences and Hauntings Set Against a Backdrop of Stereotypes
The review discusses Karl Modig's new young adult novel about a deceased teenager named Milo and critiques its handling of themes.
The Unconventional Return of Franz Zazzi is a Cure Against Niceness
The article discusses the return of Franz Zazzi, a character from Giuseppe Culicchia's novel, in his new book titled 'Uah!', highlighting his controversial and exuberant personality.
Director of new Colleen Hoover film draws line on on-set drama
The director of the upcoming film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's novel 'It Ends With Us' addresses on-set drama and emphasizes the importance of maintaining a collaborative environment.
My books tell a single story: monsters and children in search of freedom
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.
What Is the New Thriller by Martin Scorsese That Brings Together Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence About?
The new thriller by Martin Scorsese featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, titled 'What Happens at Night', is based on a novel by Peter Cameron and is generating excitement in the film community.
GALLERY ⟩ Tõnu Õnnepalu presented a new book about work
Writer Tõnu Õnnepalu recently released a novel titled 'Tööpäev' that has topped sales charts, and he held a presentation for the work at the Viru Keskus bookstore with Joonas Hellerma leading the discussion.
Carina Rydberg is finally back on uncertain ground
Carina Rydberg's new novel 'Norfolk Falls' is a return of energy reminiscent of her groundbreaking work 'Den högsta kasten'.
'Beautiful' period drama based on best-selling romantic novel is ready to stream
A new romantic period drama titled 'Seeking Persephone' is now streaming on Prime Video, drawing comparisons to classic adaptations.
José Luis Sastre, journalist: 'When there is terrorism, democracy saves people we ultimately forget'
José Luis Sastre discusses the themes of terrorism and democracy in relation to his new novel and his experiences in journalism.
Màrius Serra stands by the reader in ‘The Misunderstanding’
Màrius Serra's new novel 'The Misunderstanding' explores the tangled past of characters linked to Joan Ferrer and the impact of seemingly minor life events on their experiences.
Lorenzo Silva recreates the life of General Campins, executed for remaining loyal to the Republic
Lorenzo Silva's new novel explores the life of General Miguel Campins, who was executed for his loyalty to the Spanish Republic during the tumultuous years leading to the Spanish Civil War.
And the next novel by Amélie Nothomb will be titled...
Le Figaro reveals the title and subject of Amélie Nothomb's new book set to be released in August 2026.
Ketlin Priilinna's New Novel About Leaving a Difficult Relationship Released
Ketlin Priilinna's new novel addresses the complexities of leaving a difficult relationship and the emotional struggles involved.
Operation Sallustro: the novel by Pablo Sirvén that explores political violence in Argentina
Pablo Sirvén's new novel "Operation Sallustro" delves into the political violence of 1970s Argentina through a narrative intertwining investigation, memory, and fiction.
A new edition of Ain Kalmus's famous novel has been published after several years
Estonian publishing house Sinisukk has released a new edition of Ain Kalmus's renowned novel "Judas", which explores the themes of truth and love through a dialogue between Jesus and Judas.
Handmaid's Tale fans are already 'hooked' on icon's new Apple TV+ thriller
Fans of The Handmaid's Tale are excited about the new Apple TV+ thriller, Imperfect Women, which is based on a best-selling novel and explores the aftermath of a murder among friends.
Thus, the high towers of the old Kirjalansalmi bridge collapsed in Parainen – pylons were taken down using a new method
The last steel components of the old Kirjalansalmi bridge in Parainen have been dismantled using a novel method that eliminated the need for explosives.
The Writers' Union announced a new novel competition
The Estonian Writers' Union has announced a new romanced writing competition open for submissions in Estonian starting February 1, 2027.
Pablo Vierci, author of ‘The Society of the Snow’: ‘I wonder about those children who were abused around the corner and why I never did anything’
Uruguayan author Pablo Vierci reflects on childhood abuse in Uruguay in his new novel, questioning societal silence surrounding the issue.
Author Tracy Sierra’s childhood avalanche encounter comes back to haunt her in new novel
Tracy Sierra draws from her childhood encounter with an avalanche to fuel the narrative of her new thriller 'Warning Signs,' exploring the psychological impact of the experience.
One Never Gets Bored in Aase Berg's Company
Aase Berg's new novel features a pivotal dog character and explores complex themes of grief and mother-daughter relationships.
In Search of a Grandmother: Dignity in a Lesson of European Anatomy
Lea Ypi's new book, 'Indignity', combines research, essay, and novel elements to explore the complexities of identity and historical memory through the lens of a woman's image from 1941.
GALLERY: New Estonian Film! Premiere about the Dark Side of Porn Addiction "Something Real"
The film "Something Real," directed by Evar Anvelt and based on Martin Algus' novel, premiered today in Estonia and will be released nationwide in cinemas starting March 20.
The Other Bennet Sister start time, cast, what it's about and episode count
The Other Bennet Sister, a new period drama based on the best-selling novel, focuses on Mary Bennet, the overlooked middle sister from Pride and Prejudice, with its premiere set for March 15 on BBC One.
Interview with Ben Lerner: "Now, it is unclear whether there will ever be elections again"
Ben Lerner discusses his new novel and the implications of America's current political reality in an interview, drawing parallels with Germany's past.
'Elegant' period drama inspired by classic Jane Austen novel airs tonight
A new BBC adaptation focuses on Mary Bennet, the overlooked middle sister from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Karina Sainz Borgo: "Before being a political tragedy, I already hated Venezuela"
Venezuelan writer Karina Sainz Borgo discusses her new book "Nazarena" and her ongoing promotion of the film adaptation of her best-selling novel, "La hija de la española."
"She has mommy issues. It gets intense when it also becomes sexual"
Eva Rún Snorradóttir's new novel explores the destructive craving for love through a young woman’s obsessive relationships with older women.
The hatred against Iran's mullahs glows in the new Swedish detective novel
Journalist Jalal Lalouni's debut thriller involves a mystery surrounding the murder of a refugee from the regime in Iran.
Manuel Vilas: “When you hear the phrase 'I'm no longer in love with you,' a cataclysm occurs”
Manuel Vilas discusses the impact of divorce on his life and writing, intertwining personal experiences with fiction in his new novel 'Islandia.'
Novel by Robert Menasse: Europe is still alive – at least in the coffeehouse
Robert Menasse's new novella explores the depth of ideals in modern Europe through the lens of a coffeehouse setting, continuing his unique narrative style of EU-prose.
The book has been loved, but also hated. Now it is in play again
Jesper Wung-Sung proposes a new perspective on a much-loved and equally reviled 20th-century novel.
Novel: "I Only Have One Heart"
The article discusses the themes from Austrian author Josef Winkler's new novel that explores loneliness and emotional connections through a young man's experience with a sex doll.
DEBUT: Human remains found at Siuru construction site
A new Estonian crime novel reflects local themes and settings, highlighting the evolution of crime literature in Southern Estonia.
Literature: 'Love Distorts the Rules'
Roberto Saviano discusses his new novel that explores the intertwining of love and organized crime through the character of Rosella Casini.
Carlos Zanón: "We are all two bad decisions away from ending up on the street"
Author Carlos Zanón discusses his new novel 'Objetos perdidos' and reflects on societal issues related to loss and desperation, using the mysterious disappearance of rugby player Levi Davis as a backdrop.
Roberto Saviano: Your Body Was Never Found
Roberto Saviano's new novel recounts the true story of Rossella Casini, a young woman murdered by the 'ndrangheta.
The Second Detective of Dainos Kleponė Involves the Creation of Stories and Eras: In the Midst of the Vortex – Women
The article discusses a new detective novel that intertwines the mysterious fates of women with historical narratives and contemporary issues in a suspenseful setting.
'Project End of the World', the new science fiction film with Ryan Gosling, arrives in Ecuadorian theaters
The science fiction film 'Project End of the World' starring Ryan Gosling is set to premiere in Ecuadorian cinemas on March 19, based on Andy Weir's acclaimed novel.
A Woman of Substance episode 1 cast: Who are the guest stars?
The article discusses the cast of the new Channel 4 adaptation of Barbara Taylor Bradford's novel "A Woman of Substance," focusing on its lead actress and the storyline.
Premiere in Munich: "Les Misérables – The Story of Jean Valjean": Inspired by 150 pages by Victor Hugo
The new adaptation of Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables" focuses on the initial 150 pages of the novel, detailing Jean Valjean's struggles after his release from prison.
The Argentine Eliana Madera explores the taboo of postpartum in 'Las bendiciones'
Argentinian writer Eliana Madera's new novel 'Las bendiciones' delves into the uncomfortable aspects of motherhood, particularly focusing on postpartum issues, psychological fragility, and societal expectations.
De Giovanni: “Rejecting the reform promoted by Nordio is defending democracy”
Maurizio de Giovanni argues that voting 'No' on the proposed reform is a means of upholding democracy during a discussion at the presentation of his new novel.
Netflix unveils first-look at new film based on 'utterly charming' book
Netflix has released a first-look and confirmed the cast for its upcoming film adaptation of 'Remarkably Bright Creatures', based on Sharon Van Pelt's bestselling novel.
TÕNU ÕNNEPALU: 'I wanted to be truly useful. To go to work. Together with others.'
Tõnu Õnnepalu discusses his new novel, which is deeply rooted in his experiences working at a tree nursery, exploring themes of physical labor, dignity, injustice, and the passage of time.
The debut novel by Sophia Merwald: With linguistic rage towards a new togetherness
Sophia Merwald's debut novel 'Sperrgut' explores feminist utopia and community through powerful language.
A Rare Furious and Desperate Reckoning with Norway's Self-Righteous Oppression
The article reviews Kathrine Nedrejord's new novel "Sameproblemet", focusing on a Saami girl returning to Norway and grappling with identity and oppression.
TOP 20 ⟩ A Novel That Shows a Workday As Both Comical and Sad Takes Over the Book Sales Chart
Tõnu Õnnepalu's new novel "Tööpäev" has topped the Apollo bookstore sales chart, depicting a compelling story set in a nursery where work is seen as a necessity rather than a calling.
‘Saturn Station’: a novel with UFOs, family miseries, and corruption that sees the future
The new book by Argentine writer Fernanda García Lao is a futuristic narrative that serves as a metaphor for envisioning the future of the world.
How many episodes are in Vladimir on Netflix?
Vladimir, a new Netflix series based on a bestselling novel, features a middle-aged professor whose obsession with a new colleague threatens her career and marriage.