A Life Journey of Abdullah Hamadi: A Tribute to Half a Century of Struggling with Words
The article discusses the life and achievements of Algerian poet, novelist, and academic Abdullah Hamadi, highlighting his significant contributions to literature and education in Algeria over the past fifty years.
Natt och Dag, the Novelist Who Reveals His Family's Taboo: We Descend from a Famous Swedish Murderer
Bestselling author Niklas Natt och Dag reveals his family's connection to a notorious Swedish murderer in his latest book, confronting a long-standing taboo.
The Novelist Wajdi Al-Ahdal: I Write to Awaken Something Inside, Not to Awaken Society
Wajdi Al-Ahdal, a prominent Yemeni novelist, expresses his writing philosophy that focuses on internal awakening rather than societal change, while addressing complex issues in contemporary Arab society.
Novelist Dinaw Mengestu on the battle for freedom of expression
Dinaw Mengestu discusses the importance of defending freedom of expression as he takes on the presidency of PEN America, tackling issues of censorship and identity.
The Departure of Latifa Al-Dulaimi.. The Iraqi Novelist Who Rebelled Against 'Male Authority'
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.
Should a novelist and AI co-write the theme text for a book fair?… Netizens debate pros and cons
A heated debate has sparked among netizens regarding the co-authored theme text for the 2026 Seoul International Book Fair, written by novelist Kim Yeon-soo and AI, igniting discussions about the role of AI in literature.
António Lobo Antunes, Portuguese novelist who chronicled dictatorship and war, dies aged 83
António Lobo Antunes, a prominent Portuguese novelist known for his powerful reflections on dictatorship and war, has passed away at the age of 83.
The psychiatrist who wrote novels to turn the delirium of the mind into poetry
António Lobo Antunes, a prominent Portuguese novelist and psychiatrist, passed away at 84 in Lisbon, remembered for his unique approach to literature drawn from his psychological experiences and wartime service.
Author makes history with £30k prize for 'heartbreaking' novel on 1980s motherhood
Claire Lynch wins The Nero Gold Prize, becoming the first debut novelist to receive the award for her novel inspired by 1980s child custody cases.
António Lobo Antunes, Portuguese writer, dies at 83 years
Portuguese novelist António Lobo Antunes has passed away at the age of 83, as announced by his publisher, Grupo Leya.
Portuguese writer António Lobo Antunes dies at 83, a reference in Portuguese literature
Portuguese novelist António Lobo Antunes, a significant figure in Lusophone literature, has passed away at the age of 83.
Portuguese writer António Lobo Antunes dies at 83
Portuguese novelist António Lobo Antunes, a prominent figure in contemporary literature, passed away at the age of 83, as confirmed by his publisher.
Lee Kyung-hee novelist wins the 2nd Jeongmi Literary Award
Novelist Lee Kyung-hee has been selected as the recipient of the 2nd Jeongmi Literary Award for her novel 'The Guseo Rice Mill', published last year.
Successful Crime Novelist Jo Nesbø Sometimes Needs a Break from His Created Character – 'An Alcoholic Policeman is Heavy Company'
Jo Nesbø, a renowned crime novelist, discusses the need to step away from his famous character Harry Hole during an interview at the Helsinki Noir literary festival.
Do you know the city?: In the crime novelist's books about his hometown, both she and the city have different names
The article explores the historical significance of a Danish city that became accessible via the first railway in the 1800s and its portrayal in crime novels written by a local author.
Globo ordered to pay the last salary of Gilberto Braga's contract to the author's widower
A Brazilian court has ruled that Globo must pay Edgar Moura Brasil R$ 290,000, the unpaid final salary of the late novelist Gilberto Braga.
Juan Gabriel Vásquez: 'Opinion columns weigh less than before, but are more necessary than ever'
Colombian novelist Juan Gabriel Vásquez reflects on the decreased impact of opinion columns amidst rising misinformation, emphasizing their continued necessity.
Javier Cercas wins the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: "The novelist must not take sides, the columnist has to"
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award, emphasizing the role of columnists in taking sides while novelists should remain neutral.
Concha Espina, the poignant testimony of captivity that disillusioned a staunch republican: "She maintains her principles and beliefs. But what she has seen horrifies her"
Concha Espina, a prominent novelist, shares her harrowing experience of confinement during the Spanish Civil War, highlighting the horrors she witnessed.
Javier Cercas wins the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: 'The novelist should not take sides, the columnist must do so'
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award, emphasizing the distinction between the roles of a novelist and a columnist.
Cees Nooteboom, Dutch novelist and travel writer, dies aged 92
Cees Nooteboom, a distinguished Dutch author and travel writer, has passed away at the age of 92 on the island of Menorca.
Cees Nooteboom, the most read Dutch writer of post-war Europe, dies
Dutch novelist, poet, and essayist Cees Nooteboom passed away at 92, recognized as one of the most important authors of post-war European literature.
"I get off when it's fathers and brothers who share women"
Mille Thagaard, a wedding photographer and debut novelist, explores themes of escapism and complex relationships in her work, while expressing her personal boundaries regarding storytelling.
Books are popular among young women: 'I like to go a little over the line'
Mille Thagaard discusses the popularity of romantic and escapist literature among young women, reflecting on her own experiences as both a photographer and a novelist.
Richard Price: "I regret that 'The Wire' has overshadowed my work as a novelist"
Author Richard Price discusses his new novel 'Lázaro resucitado' and expresses his regret that his career as a novelist has been eclipsed by his work on 'The Wire'.
Margot Robbie Looks Wow in Corset Dress 😍
Margot Robbie captivated audiences at the London premiere of 'Wuthering Heights' in a stunning corset dress paired with a unique bracelet made from the hair of novelist Emily Brontë.
South African Novelist Lauretta Ngcobo Is the Subject of a Tender and Urgent New Film
The new film highlights the impactful legacy of Lauretta Ngcobo, a prominent South African novelist and feminist thinker who fought against apartheid.
The Old Woman of Beirut and the Gay Novelist Translating Sad Memories
The article discusses the connections between notable Lebanese authors and the impact of civil war on their lives and works, particularly highlighting the experiences of those who fled to other countries.
The novelist Don Winslow reappears and defines Trump as "a schoolyard bully"
Don Winslow, a prominent contemporary noir novelist, returns with a new book after a hiatus to campaign against Trump, calling him a 'schoolyard bully.'
Kingsley Amis, the horror side of the English master of irony
The article explores the life of Kingsley Amis, an influential English novelist known for his literary contributions and ideological shifts during the 20th century.
In the Opinion Workshop of Juan Gabriel Vásquez: 'Political Fanaticism Has Destroyed Our Shared Reality'
Colombian novelist Juan Gabriel Vásquez discusses his new book 'Esto ha sucedido', a compilation of his opinion columns, at the Hay Festival in Cartagena.
Traitors' Harriet's secret multi-million pound fortune revealed as surprise Abbey Clancy connection comes to light
Harriet Tyce, a leading contender on 'The Traitors,' is also a successful crime novelist with an impressive fortune and connections to Abbey Clancy.
Abbas Baydoum to Al Jazeera Net: I am not the desired reader of my poetry.. and writing is an independent being that amazes its creator
Lebanese poet and novelist Abbas Baydoum discusses the complexities of his poetry and the independent nature of writing.
Freida McFadden, a tidal wave on sales in France and a new film adaptation
American novelist Freida McFadden has topped book sales in France by placing eight of her novels in the top 15 of the Livres Hebdo list, while Hollywood prepares a new adaptation of 'The Housekeeper.'
Ahmed Abdel Latif: My Novel 'The Origin of Species' Belongs to Writings Driven by Fear
Egyptian novelist and translator Ahmed Abdel Latif discusses his newly released novel 'The Origin of Species', which explores profound themes of transformation, language, and individual relationships within a deteriorating world.