What is Growing Up in a Rainbow Family in Russia Like? Non-binary Literary Star Doesn’t Sugarcoat It
A new novel discusses the challenges faced by a boy growing up in a rainbow family in Russia amid a homophobic environment.
The TV of Those Who Don’t Have a TV
Emmanuel Carrère's new novel reflects on the significant role of television in his life despite not having one in his childhood home.
Brave and Poetic about Everyday Life in School Corridors
Moa Backe Åstot's new novel, 'It is About You,' is a poetic depiction of adolescent love set in a school environment, which has the potential to become a favorite among classrooms according to Lydia Wistisen.
Classic Novel About the Day We Encounter the Incomprehensible
Jonas Thente reviews the new edition of Arthur C. Clarke's classic novel 'Rendezvous with Rama', originally published in 1974, which explores the discovery of an enormous asteroid beyond Jupiter.
Selva Almada: "In this novel, there is much about those people for whom no one claims and who seem not to matter"
Selva Almada's new novel explores the mysterious disappearance of the Lucero family, sparking questions about societal indifference towards unresolved cases of disappearance in Argentina.
Antonio Ortuño: “Literature writes more epitaphs than complaints”
Mexican writer Antonio Ortuño reflects on his literary journey and his new novel ‘El amigo muerto,’ which explores friendship against a backdrop of violence in Mexico.
Lilja Sigurðardóttir and Satu Rämö co-write a crime novel
Icelandic author Lilja Sigurðardóttir collaborates with Finnish writer Satu Rämö to co-write a new crime novel.
Highly Relevant Thriller Novel About Greenland Right Now
The article discusses a new thriller novel about Greenland that critiques Danish attitudes towards Greenlanders through the experiences of a character named Sus.
Suspense Novel About Greenland is Highly Relevant Right Now
A new suspense novel set in Greenland is drawing attention to the complex dynamics between Greenlanders and Danes, highlighting issues of identity and social attitudes.
For his new novel, Guillaume Musso draws inspiration from Agatha Christie
French author Guillaume Musso draws inspiration from Agatha Christie for his upcoming novel 'Le crime du paradis,' set to be released on March 3.
Yan Lianke tells a horrendous tale of a macabre day in the Middle Kingdom
Chinese author Yan Lianke, a perennial Nobel Prize candidate, explores a sleepwalker epidemic in his new novel set in the Chinese village of Gaotian, described as a grand and magnificent adventure by Maria Schottenius.
Peter Probst's New Crime Novel 'In Broad Daylight': The Mystery of the Disappeared Children of Pirmasens
Peter Probst's latest crime novel delves into the chilling history of child disappearances in Pirmasens during the 1960s.
Teenage Ghosts Haunt in Gothic Novel about Men Who Hate Women
Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi's new novel intertwines ghostly elements with the themes of misogyny, showcasing a haunting narrative that critiques male violence against women.
Childhood in the Caliphate: In the Acid Bath of Fanaticism
Abbas Khider's new novel depicts the destruction of childhood under the rule of ISIS, revealing the terror and horror associated with their regime and its paternalistic aspects.
How the first nomination gala in Gran Hermano Generación Dorada will be: the novel format of the plate
The first nomination gala for the reality show Gran Hermano Generación Dorada will introduce a new format, allowing contestants to nominate live with added commentary from a panel of analysts.
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.
Netflix icon to lead adaptation of 'one of the best books ever written'
Aimee Lou Wood is set to star in a new adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel Jane Eyre.
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.
Pride and Prejudice fans ask the same brutal question as Netflix teaser drops
Fans of Pride and Prejudice express mixed reactions to Netflix's trailer for a new adaptation of the classic novel, questioning the need for yet another interpretation.
Albert Sánchez Piñol: "We have a monstrous country"
Albert Sánchez Piñol discusses his new novel 'Després del naufragi' and reflects on the sociopolitical landscape of Spain.
Violent and reconciliatory in Niels Fredrik Dahl's old-new novel
The newly released edition of Niels Fredrik Dahl's novel "On the Way to a Friend" is highlighted as significant and compelling reading by Kristina Sandberg.
Vladimir release date, cast and trailer for Netflix's next steamy thriller
A new Netflix series titled 'Vladimir' is based on Julia May Jonas's debut novel and features a mix of comedy and drama revolving around an obsessive relationship.
Tom Hanks will play Abraham Lincoln in a new movie based on a novel by George Saunders
Tom Hanks is set to portray former president Abraham Lincoln in a film adaptation of George Saunders' novel 'Lincoln in the Bardo.'
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.
The Fable of the Scared Bourgeois
David Leavitt's latest novel explores the anxieties of affluent New Yorkers amid the political climate following the 2016 elections.
I also want an AI boyfriend with abs
A new novel presents a controversial take on AI and relationships, questioning the essence of the soul and sexuality in the era of artificial intelligence.
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.
Jaime Bayly: "We must escape from the dictatorship of truth," he says about his novel 'The Coup Plotters'
Jaime Bayly reflects on happiness and its absence in literature while promoting his new novel.
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast fans need to watch 'excellent' drama tonight
A new comedy-drama, based on a beloved novel series, premieres tonight on Netflix as an alternative for fans of 'How to Get to Heaven from Belfast.'
Thirty Years of ‘Infinite Jest’: A New Generation of Female Readers Redeems David Foster Wallace
The 30th anniversary of ‘Infinite Jest’ sees a resurgence of interest from new female writers who champion the novel and its author David Foster Wallace.
In the German workshop of Fernando Aramburu: "The victims will have a home in my literature"
Fernando Aramburu discusses his creative process and new novel while reflecting on his Basque roots and literary intentions in his Hannover studio.
"The people you meet in life never arrive by chance": the journey into the heart of Francesco Sole
Francesco Sole's new novel explores themes of love, escape, and personal growth through the journey of the protagonist Cesare Rinaldi.
Inguna Dimante Introduces Readers to a New Thriller Novel 'Hide and Seek with the Dead'
Latvian author Inguna Dimante releases her new thriller novel 'Hide and Seek with the Dead', the fifth book in the detective series 'Investigates Megija Celma'.
First-look at The Handmaid’s Tale star’s must-watch thriller based on ‘addictive’ bestseller
A new thriller starring Elisabeth Moss, based on a bestselling novel, is set to premiere on Apple TV soon.
What Will Great Book Thursday Bring? Charles IV, Russia, Norwegian Noir Crime, and Psychotherapy
Great Book Thursday will feature ten diverse new titles in Czech bookstores on March 19, including a biography of Charles IV, a novel about post-apocalyptic Russia, and an exploration of psychotherapy.
Novel glass disk preserves humanity's cultural heritage for thousands of years
Microsoft scientists have unveiled a new data storage system that inscribes information into regular glass with a laser, potentially preserving it for up to 10,000 years.
Carlos Zanón, writer: 'We are all closer to the street than to being Amancio Ortega'
Carlos Zanón discusses his new novel 'Objetos perdidos' and reflects on urban life and the mystery of missing persons, specifically referencing the disappearance of British rugby player Levi Davis in Barcelona.
REVIEW: When You See Simon, You Feel Like a Lucky Charm and a Guilty One
The play 'We Will See Simon!' at the Estonian Youth Theatre adeptly tackles the challenges faced by disabled individuals through a vibrant adaptation of a New Zealand novel.
‘Genuinely scary’ horror film that ‘will make you jump’ now streaming on Netflix
A new horror film adapted from a 1992 novel has gained popularity on Netflix UK for its effective jump scares.
A new Salon is coming out: With Vojtěch Pecka about climate, geopolitics, disinformation, miracles of Kateřina Šedá, and the novel Famous Times
The article discusses the latest edition of Salon magazine featuring interviews on various contemporary topics including climate change and disinformation.
New Channel 4 show that Normal People fans will love begins filming with stellar cast
Filming has begun for a new Channel 4 series titled 'The Rachel Incident', which explores themes of unrequited love and is inspired by the original novel of the same name.
Literature: How about an atomic bomb?
Kristof Magnusson's new novel "The Journey to the End of History" is a witty spy comedy set shortly after the end of the Soviet Union.
'Enthralling' period romance based on 'masterpiece' bestselling novel now on Netflix
A new Netflix series, adapted from a bestselling novel, follows a passionate romance set in the 1970s Istanbul, captivating audiences with its emotional storytelling.
Wasn't it faithful to the book? All the changes Emerald Fennell made in 'Wuthering Heights' with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi
Emerald Fennell's new adaptation of Emily Brontë's iconic novel 'Wuthering Heights' has sparked controversy due to significant creative liberties.
Adolescence writer Jack Thorne on his new TV adaptation of castaway novel Lord of the Flies
Jack Thorne discusses his new TV adaptation of 'Lord of the Flies' and advocates for a social media ban for children under 16, inspired by Australia's recent legislation.
Episode Schedule for 'Like Water for Chocolate 2': When and Where to Watch the Complete Series?
The second season of 'Like Water for Chocolate', produced by Salma Hayek, is set to debut on February 15, releasing new episodes weekly.
She makes me look at desire with new, curious eyes
The article discusses Lena Andersson's new novel featuring the character Ester Nilsson, who navigates complex romantic relationships.
'Las Pozas' by Michael Sledge revisits the story of Edward James in Mexico: 'Beneath any Eden, there is always something darker'
Michael Sledge presents his new novel 'Las Pozas', which explores the life of Edward James and his artistic endeavors in Mexico alongside Plutarco Gastélum.
Lina Wolff: Being in Paris feels like being condemned to an unrelenting outsider status
Author Lina Wolff reflects on her struggles to adapt and feel welcomed in Paris while starting her new novel.
"Wuthering Heights" in Quotation Marks
The article critiques the new film adaptation of Emily Brontë's novel "Wuthering Heights," arguing that it reduces the profound themes of the original story into a shallow commercial product.