Ruthless dictator and lover of poetry. Khamenei has died, Trump announced
Former President Trump announced the death of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, describing him as a ruthless dictator who appreciated poetry.
Judith Ruiz-Godoy: "The way to hack AI is with poetry: it is a language only humans can interpret"
Judith Ruiz-Godoy discusses the intersection of technology and humanity, emphasizing the role of poetry as a means to bridge the gap between sophisticated AI and human interpretation.
Recommended Book: ‘Poetry of Resistance: Voices for Social Justice’
The article recommends a bilingual anthology of poetry focused on social justice, compiled by Francisco X. Alarcón and Odilia Galván Rodríguez.
What's currently relevant for young authors in the Baltic States? Anthology of prose and poetry from three countries published
A three-country anthology featuring prose and poetry from Baltic young authors has been published as part of a collaboration aimed at enhancing cultural exchange among the Baltic nations.
The 'One Poet Show' of Senegalese Souleymane Diamanka, between humor and poetry
Senegalese humorist and poet Souleymane Diamanka is currently performing his show 'One Poet Show' in Paris, blending poetry with humor.
Journalist Eugênio Bucci rescues his poetry in a new book
Eugênio Bucci, a respected journalist and professor, has released a new poetry book titled 'Os Dois Hemisférios do Meu Colarinho', exploring themes of politics, social justice, and eroticism.
My City’s Dwelling is Illegal Leaflets, Not Books
The author reflects on their unorthodox journey to becoming a poet, emphasizing their lack of formal literary education and the profound impact of their challenging environment.
Júlia de Carvalho Hansen suspends time and marks her chronology in a book
Poet Júlia de Carvalho Hansen explores themes of memory, mourning, and passion in her latest book 'Ano Passado,' which uniquely organizes poems around specific dates.
Gilka Machado, pioneer of female eroticism, returns to bookstores
Gilka Machado's complete poetry is being re-released, shedding light on her pioneering role in female erotic poetry in Brazil.
Words to Survive
The article explores the profound impact of language on personal perception and reality as articulated by Chilean poet Gonzalo Rojas and philosopher Rafael Echeverría.
10 Recommended Books by Critics of Quadern for February 2026
The article lists 10 books recommended by critics from Quadern, ranging from novels to poetry.
Marina Sena's concert and Poetry Festival: Check out the cultural agenda for the weekend in Fortaleza
Fortaleza's cultural agenda this weekend features a concert by Marina Sena, the Poetry Festival, and various family-friendly exhibitions, many of which are free to attend.
Debutant Prize to Leila Inanna Sultan
Leila Inanna Sultan has been awarded the prestigious Borås Tidning debutant prize for her compelling poetry collection.
Bill Callahan Adds a Touch of Gold to Everyday Life
Bill Callahan's new album reflects his adept analysis of life's nuances, encapsulating the transition of weather in poetic and musical form.
The Conversion of Verlaine
This article explores the tumultuous relationship between French poet Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbaud, focusing on its impact on Verlaine's life and work.
Poetry, Carrying the Power of Archetypes
The article discusses the relevance of prayers and spells in today's chaotic times through the lens of Doris Kareva's new book.
Spectacle Judgement of the Symbolic Murder of Poet Wislawa Szymborska
A performance art piece titled 'Projeto Wislawa' explores the symbolic trial of the late Polish poet Wislawa Szymborska, examining the themes of violence and intolerance in contemporary society.
Here are Sweden's nominations for the Nordic Council's Literature Prize
Sweden has nominated Anna Hallberg and Linda Örtenblad for the Nordic Council's Literature Prize, recognizing their significant contributions to contemporary Swedish poetry and literature.
When the sea becomes poetry in Ilhabela
An evocative narrative about the magical experience of dining at Enfim Ostras in Ilhabela, Brazil.
From Gaza to Washington: Richard Falk Laments the Dying Justice of the World
Richard Falk reflects on the decline of justice and the American dream in his poignant poetry.
Gunnar D Hansson receives the Academy's Nordic Prize: 'This matter of poetry is very important'
Gunnar D Hansson has been awarded the Academy's Nordic Prize, acknowledging his significant contributions to poetry and the literary arts in Sweden.
Evelyn Araluen wins $125,000 for ‘politically uncompromising’ poetry at Victorian premier’s literary awards
Evelyn Araluen has won a total of $125,000 at the Victorian premier's literary awards for her poetry collection "The Rot," taking home both the major literature prize and the Indigenous writing category.
A poetry collection inspired by a shouting match wins $100k prize
Evelyn Araluen's poetry collection 'The Rot' has won the prestigious $100,000 Victorian Prize for Literature.
Heat Poetry in Snow and Ice: The Winter Games Viewed Through Thermal Cameras
Three photographers capture the beauty and effort of athletes at the Winter Games using thermal cameras.
Sometimes, only sometimes
The article reflects on a future where machines might write like the poet Lorca but lack the essence of human experience and emotion.
Hugo Wolf, the great revolutionary of 'lied', finally finds his reference book in Spanish
Acantilado has published a comprehensive monograph by Richard Stokes on Hugo Wolf, the Austrian composer known for revolutionizing German art song, featuring a prologue by tenor Ian Bostridge.
Review: "The Rage", by Pier Paolo Pasolini
This article reviews Pier Paolo Pasolini's script 'La rabia', which remained unpublished during his lifetime and reflects on his influence in the 1960s and 70s.
Diana Bellessi: "In Argentina, there are great old poets and great poor poets"
Diana Bellessi celebrates her 80th birthday with the release of three new books, reflecting on her literary journey in Argentina.
Fortunately, Klaus Høeck has more humor than ChatGPT
The article discusses Danish poet Klaus Høeck's humor and literary career, highlighting his clever insights on writing and life.
Workshop: Slam Poetry for Beginners
The Turmgeflüster association in Fürstenfeldbruck invites teenagers from 12 years and young adults to a free poetry slam workshop.
Anna Verschik: every poet has his own translator
Anna Verschik emphasizes that every poet has a unique translator, as she discusses her approach to translating contemporary Ukrainian poetry amid the ongoing war.
Two Girls, a Mother, and a Happy God: A Collection of Poems by Inga Gaile for Children and Young People
Inga Gaile's second poetry collection for children and youth, 'Two Girls, a Mother, and a Happy God', has been released by the publishing house 'Liels un mazs', featuring illustrations by Elīna Brasliņa.
Fabrice Luchini: "Victor Hugo speaks to us. His poetry has a disquieting truth"
Fabrice Luchini discusses his interpretation of Victor Hugo's works and how the poet's enduring themes resonate in modern times.
The Birth of National Epic Poetry
The article explores the significance of national epic poetry in Estonian literature, highlighting influential poets and their works.
Houellebecq, prophet of misfortune: 'Westerners who want to live, you are at the end of the game'
Michel Houellebecq publishes a new collection of poetry and an album of spoken word, reflecting his gloomy outlook on the current state of the world.
A Poetics Between Fires and Flavors
The article explores Jean-Pierre Ostende's culinary passion through humor and poignant observations in his book about slow-cooked dishes.
Elvira Sastre: "From the cultural world, I can't stand that sometimes the authors matter more than the books"
Spanish poet Elvira Sastre discusses the importance of books over authors and reflects on her creative process in an interview.
Gallery: Paul-Eerik Rummo presented about 55 minutes of almost pure poetry
Paul-Eerik Rummo performed a poetry evening in Tallinna, focusing on the sound and rhythm of words for approximately 55 minutes.
"Living in a Stressful Environment, Creativity is Impossible." A Conversation with Poet Kārlis Vērdiņš
Latvian poet Kārlis Vērdiņš discusses the challenges of creativity in stressful environments and introduces his new poetry collection while reflecting on the importance of finding inner peace.
Why does Kārlis Vērdiņš's voice resonate in the animated film? A conversation with the poet about the power of creativity
In a recent interview, Latvian poet Kārlis Vērdiņš discusses his new poetry collection and the importance of finding inner peace for creativity, even amid social and political challenges.
With Vivid Cracks (Evocation of the Poetry of Maria Antònia Salvà)
The article reflects on the recent reissue of two works by poet Maria Antònia Salvà and highlights the importance of her literature and intellectual contributions.
Kaie Metsla ⟩ Three Imaginative Celebrities
The article discusses the significance of a 2019 exhibition of William Blake's works at Tate Britain, highlighting the artist's dual identity as both a painter and a poet.
Anthology of Wallace Stevens gathers unpublished poems in a book in Brazil
Wallace Stevens' poetry and aphorisms are compiled in 'Ficção Suprema', featuring several unpublished works for the first time in Brazil.
Anthology of Wallace Stevens gathers unpublished poems in book in Brazil
The article discusses the publication of 'Ficção Suprema', an anthology featuring previously unpublished poems and aphorisms by Wallace Stevens, marking his work's entry into the public domain in Brazil.
Jurga Ivanauskaitė Prize Awarded to Poet Vitalija Maksvytė
The Jurga Ivanauskaitė Prize is awarded to poet Vitalija Maksvytė for her significant literary contribution, showcasing a deep exploration of complex human experiences.
Weather forecast: the rain has stopped you
A letter to the editor discusses the expectations and the emotional aspects of weather forecasts.
When Poet Kim Hye-soon, the 'Poet of Death', Speaks about 'The Ethics of the Writer'
Kim Hye-soon discusses the complexities of writing and the responsibilities of authors towards trauma survivors in her new book 'Ventriloquism in the Air.'
Tiago West, urban poetry artist known for paintings with poems about Recife, has died
Tiago West, a celebrated urban poetry artist known for his works on Recife, passed away at the age of 40 on Ash Wednesday.
'Andrew's birthday arrest is pure poetry - I have one hope for what happens next'
Prince Andrew was arrested on his 66th birthday on suspicion of misconduct in a public office, a significant event for the monarchy according to royal experts.
Weather Forecast: The Rain Stops You
A letter to the editor expresses a reader's confusion regarding the poetic nature of the weather forecast published in Haaretz, emphasizing that weather forecasts should be factual and practical rather than artistic.