"We All Have a Fractured Life": The Actor Who Portrayed Perón and Today Plays a Poet with a Tragic End
Osmar Núñez discusses his performance centered on the life of Federico García Lorca, revealing personal insights into his family life as well.
Lorca in family: "I was born a poet and artist like one is born lame, blind, or handsome. Leave my wings in place and I will fly well"
The article discusses the cultural significance of Federico García Lorca and recent efforts to preserve his legacy amidst misconceptions and simplifications of his life and works.
A choral concert enjoying the words and songs of Shuntaro Tanikawa; his son Kensaku says 'I'm overwhelmed'
A concert celebrating the words and songs of the late poet Shuntaro Tanikawa took place in Tokyo, featuring various choral performances and a touching moment from his son, Kensaku.
World Poetry Day: Poet Vaggelis Chronis speaks to Vima about time, memory, and the need for poetry today
On World Poetry Day, poet Vaggelis Chronis discusses the significance of poetry in relation to time and memory in an interview with Vima.
Poet Vitalijus Asovskis has died
Lithuanian poet Vitalijus Asovskis passed away, leaving a significant mark on the literary landscape through his poetry and translations.
World Poetry Day 2026
The article discusses the establishment of World Poetry Day on March 21, inspired by Greek poet Michael Mitra in 1997.
Waking up without a woman by my side
The article reflects on the life and emotional struggles of the Italian poet Cesare Pavese, highlighting his loneliness and unfulfilled romantic desires.
'AI Poetry is Always Bad', Says Eileen Myles, Who Comes to São Paulo for Festival
Renowned poet Eileen Myles critiques the quality of AI-generated poetry while promoting a newfound interest in poetry within the arts.
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.
Original poems forgotten by Paulo Leminski on a plane are returned 44 years later: 'There is a poetry in this story'
An envelope containing original poems by Brazilian poet Paulo Leminski, forgotten on a plane 44 years ago, has been rediscovered and returned to his family.
University of Liverpool acquires entire archive of poet Roger McGough
The University of Liverpool has acquired the complete archive of renowned poet Roger McGough, enhancing its collection of materials related to his literary career.
Francophonie: Meeting the Congolese Poet Do Nsoseme
The article explores the life and work of Congolese poet Do Nsoseme, highlighting her contributions to the slam poetry scene in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and her feminist activism.
It takes place in the 16th century, but it feels incredibly relevant
The article discusses the relevance of the 16th-century poet Erasmus Lætus, whose work remains noteworthy despite being largely forgotten today.
Deaths: He was the guardian of the evolution of Boi Garantido in Parintins
The agronomist, poet, and composer Tadeu Garcia, who dedicated much of his life to celebrating Amazonian culture through music, has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on the Festival Folclórico de Parintins.
Jussara Silveira and Sylvia Patricia vibrate and tune in to the poetic impulse of Waly Salomão's music because life is a dream
Jussara Silveira and Sylvia Patricia performed a show in Rio de Janeiro celebrating the music of the late poet Waly Salomão, echoing themes of dreams and life.
From Poet to Killer - Oleg, 48, Describes the Experience of Looking a Dying Enemy in the Eyes
Ukrainian poet and musician Oleg Kadanov shares his harrowing experiences as a drone operator in the war against Russia, detailing the personal nature of modern warfare.
Lost notes by Leminski on a plane 40 years ago are returning to his family
A set of notes forgotten by Brazilian poet Paulo Leminski on an airplane over 40 years ago will be returned to his family on Wednesday.
Stella Terna talks about her readings at the book club
Stella Terna, a poet and entrepreneur, will be the guest at a book club evening focused on literature and emotional expression.
Review: The End of Indrek Hirve's Trauma Surgery
The article reviews two recent poetry collections by Estonian poet Indrek Hirv, focusing on his reflections on age and loss.
As if hiding from the mirror before it: The poetics of the margin and beauties of fracture
The poetry collection "As if hiding from the mirror before it" by Jordanian poet Marwan Batoush reflects on personal and societal fractures over 14 years, focusing on intimate struggles rather than political themes.
Darwin would be surprised
The article reflects on the legacy of Jan Vodňanský, a Slovak poet and performer, highlighting his unique humor and his impactful partnership with Petr Skoumal, especially during the normalization period in Czechoslovakia.
POEM | Artur Alliksaare "Non-existence could also be non-existent"
Poet Carolyn Veensalu performs Artur Alliksaare's poem "Non-existence could also be non-existent".
Angelus Sikelianos: The Charming Poet and the Vision of the 'Delphic Idea'
The article celebrates the life and contributions of Angelus Sikelianos, a prominent Greek poet known for his deep connection to ancient Greek spirit and culture.
Poet of Photography
Aldo Sessa, an Argentine photographer, spent seven years traveling through Argentina's provinces, resulting in nearly 60 published books that capture the essence of the country's landscapes and people.
An unpublished photograph reveals what Velintonia, the house of Vicente Aleixandre, was like before being bombed during the Civil War
An exclusive unpublished photograph of Velintonia, the former home of poet Vicente Aleixandre, showcases the residence's architecture and historical significance prior to its bombing during the Civil War.
Who is Carles Rebassa, Sant Jordi Prize for Novel?
Carles Rebassa, a poet from Mallorca and student of Blai Bonet, has won the Sant Jordi Prize for Novel at the first Night of Catalan Letters.
Queensland arts minister ignored recommendation that new theatre be named after poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal
Queensland's arts minister overlooked a recommendation to name a new theatre after the Aboriginal poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal, leading to controversy and public outcry.
A new anthology publishes unpublished poems by Gabriela Mistral and reviews her trajectory
A new anthology of Gabriela Mistral's works includes previously unpublished poems and revisits her significant contributions and life as a poet from Chile.
The dramatic death struggle of Pentti Saarikosk occurred at his ex-wife's house – daughter Anna Saarikoski-Tähtelä talks about her father, who died at the age of 45.
Anna Saarikoski-Tähtelä reflects on her memories of her late father, renowned Finnish poet Pentti Saarikoski, who passed away at the young age of 45.
Let me shamelessly fluctuate!
The poet Berit Kaschani reflects on the themes of transformation and rebirth through the metaphor of a river, suggesting that creativity is a continuous process.
FLIPO 2026 transforms the Recôncavo into the capital of literature and cinema
The 2026 Literary Fair of the Poet (FLIPO) in Castro Alves, Brazil, will celebrate literature and cinema from March 12 to 15, honoring filmmaker Glauber Rocha and exploring the theme of literature as a revolution.
Literature: "I perceive it as a friendly gesture"
The article discusses the friendship between German director Alexander Kluge and American poet Ben Lerner, which began with Kluge’s admiration for Lerner's work and led to a collaborative publication.
Cinema in the Center: The Losses of Greek Cinema and Oscar Predictions
This week's episode of the podcast "Cinema in the Center" pays tribute to the recently deceased Greek filmmaker Giorgos Panousopoulos and actor-poet Christos Valavanidis, discussing their works and touching on Oscar predictions.
Espionage Pulp Novel: Hammer, Sickle, Scythe, Spy
Kristof Magnusson's novel explores the life of a successful German poet who becomes an amateur spy to escape his boredom with fame.
Carlos Zanón: "I believe in style. Style is the utmost"
Carlos Zanón, originally a poet and criminal lawyer, shares his insights on writing and storytelling, emphasizing the importance of style.
‘The Horse and the Lady’ Poet Park In-hwan, 70th Anniversary of Death and 100th Birthday Memorial Event
A memorial event honoring the poet Park In-hwan is being held in Inje and Seoul to commemorate the 70th anniversary of his death and the 100th anniversary of his birth.
Poetry, cancer, and queer love in the documentary that aspires to win the Oscar
The documentary 'Come See Me In The Good Light', produced and starring Tig Notaro, explores the final months of poet Andrea Gibson's life amid their battle with terminal cancer.
Riste Sofie Käär: I try to keep my eyes open to strange things
Estonian poet Riste Sofie Käär aims for her poetry collection 'Aps!' to inspire readers beyond mere enjoyment.
One night Alfredo Zitarrosa knocked on a poet's door and one of the saddest songs of the Río de la Plata was born
Alfredo Zitarrosa's unexpected visit to poet Idea Vilariño led to the creation of one of the saddest songs in the Río de la Plata region.
At 91 years old, poet and translator Julio Bepré has died
Julio Bepré, a notable Argentine poet and translator, passed away at the age of 91 in Córdoba, where he also had a long academic career.
Over 300 paintings depicting Yun Dong-ju's poetry created with AI technology and imagination
An exhibition featuring over 300 AI-generated paintings based on the poetry of celebrated Korean poet Yun Dong-ju has opened in Seoul.
Aristotle Maragkos: 'The sea carries the call of the void that frightens and fascinates'
The Greek film "Mpeachkomper" by Aristotle Maragkos explores the existential struggles of a man, Ilia, who dreams of conquering the sea despite being landlocked, inspired by the letters of poet-sailor Nikos Kavvadias.
Actor Christos Valavanidis has died
Greek actor and poet Christos Valavanidis has passed away at the age of 81 after battling serious health issues.
VIDEO: Jürgen Rooste recommends a special book with a slightly forgotten voice
Poet Jürgen Rooste recommends Toomas Liiv's poetry collection "Achtung," highlighting its importance and unique voice in both Estonian and world poetry.
Filming Poetry. Poet Edvīns Raups' Search for Differences in 'Literature' with Edvarts Virza
The article discusses the return of the Latvian TV show 'Literature', where hosts Marta Selecka and Gustavs Terzens explore literary worlds and meet contemporary and historic writers.
Eduardo Álvarez Tuñón, Grand Honor Prize from the Argentine Foundation for Poetry
Poet Eduardo Álvarez Tuñón is awarded the Grand Honor Prize for his distinguished career in lyric poetry by the Argentine Foundation for Poetry.
Oskar Lutsu Humor Award Goes to Tõnu Oja
Actor, poet, and songwriter Tõnu Oja has been awarded the prestigious Oskar Lutsu Humor Award for his contributions to comedy in Estonia.
This year's Oskar Luts humor award goes to Tõnu Oja
Tõnu Oja, an actor, poet, and lyricist, has been awarded the Oskar Luts humor award, receiving 69% of the votes from a total of 696 cast.
Lobo Antunes Against the Dark Night
The article reflects on António Lobo Antunes' deep admiration for the poet Dylan Thomas and the impact of Thomas's works on Lobo Antunes's own literary contributions, especially in light of a recent news from Lisbon.
Sad loss: poet Jonas Kalinauskas has died
Jonas Kalinauskas, a renowned Lithuanian poet, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of poignant and modern lyricism that often reflects the struggles of provincial life.