Young Writers Battle at Paju Publishing Complex 'New Round'
Six young artists held a unique collective exhibition titled 'New Round' at the Gallery Park Young in the Paju Publishing Complex.
Undercover far-right investigation and debut novels dominate 2025 Young Writer shortlist
The 2025 Sunday Times Young Writer shortlist features an undercover far-right investigation and an anonymous debut author, reflecting a new generation's commitment to addressing social and political issues through literature.
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.
What is the best book of the 21st century, according to a vote by more than 500 world-class writers
A global survey by The New York Times has named Elena Ferrante's "La amiga estupenda" as the best book of the 21st century based on votes from over 500 notable authors.
Questions about Randa Abdel-Fattah inclusion in NSW writers festival
The New South Wales government is in discussions regarding the inclusion of Palestinian author Randa Abdel-Fattah in next month’s Newcastle Writers Festival following controversy from her previous invitation to another festival that led to a board resignation.
Korean Cartoonists Association Elects Former Webtoon Association President Kwon Hyuk-joo as New Chairman
The Korean Cartoonists Association has officially launched its new executive board after integrating with the Korean Webtoon Writers Association, electing Kwon Hyuk-joo as chairman.
A new news platform pays writers $5 per word
A new nonprofit news project in Los Angeles called 'L.A. Reported' will launch on Substack, offering writers $2 to $5 per word as a reward for contributions.
Unannounced decision by the mayor shocked the citizens: Who needs an empty city center?
The decision by Rijeka's new mayor, Iva Rinčić, to eliminate a 50% rent reduction for bookstores operating in city-owned spaces has sparked widespread criticism from booksellers, writers, and cultural figures across Croatia.
The 'Brat Pack' that revolutionized American literature
The Literary Brat Pack refers to a group of young American writers in the 1980s who captured public and media attention, symbolizing a new literary generation.
From Sally Rooney to Sara Mesa: why new writers no longer need social media to succeed
The article discusses the shift in the cultural industry where new writers are finding success without relying on social media, contrasting mass entertainment with more exquisite artistic creation.
Jacinda Ardern pulls out of Adelaide writers’ week as fallout over Randa Abdel-Fattah’s axing continues
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has withdrawn from the 2026 Adelaide writers’ week in protest against the festival board's decision to rescind an invitation to Palestinian-Australian academic Randa Abdel-Fattah.
Television: Bang in Super Slow-Motion
The show 'Nicht nachmachen' returns after twelve years with a new cast including science journalist Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim and comedians Fabian Köster and Lutz van der Horst, both acclaimed writers and Grimme Award winners.