How Alone the Dead Are Left
The article reflects on the intertwining of poetry and personal experiences, particularly in relation to lost love and reminiscence.
My Pilgrimage to Daytime Drinking Bookstores
The author reflects on personal experiences of daytime drinking with friends and the impact of poetry on their emotions.
Fish Poetry
The article discusses the Estonian word for 'fish' and its various metaphorical uses in the language, illustrating its cultural significance and expressions.
Death in Abstract
The article reflects on a visit to a former school, evoking memories of the past and the enduring spirit of students amidst societal changes.
Frédéric Beigbeder: 'Elon Musk should send Michel Houellebecq's new book into space'
Frédéric Beigbeder humorously suggests that Elon Musk should launch Michel Houellebecq's latest poetry collection into space as a message for future extraterrestrial beings.
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.
In the 'Incest Poem', she does not scream because she wants to, but because she has to
Lizette Romero Niknami's second poetry book deals with family abuse, as reviewed by Aase Berg.
Think, It’s Okay Not to Read! A Discussion on Conceptual Literature in Latvia
A panel discussion explores the nature and appeal of conceptual literature in Latvia, featuring contributions from various poets and literary theorists.
Gallery: the poetry trek brought together famous actors and writers on the street
A poetry trek in Tallinn gathered beloved actors and writers to celebrate International Poetry Day with performances across the city.
World Poetry Day: The 'Bell of Pontus' occupies the throne of Pontic letters
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21, highlighting the significance of the 'Bell of Pontus' in Pontic literature.
And you want to travel with her...”: the story of “Suzanne,” the poem by Leonard Cohen that Serrat sang
This article reflects on the significance of Leonard Cohen's song 'Suzanne,' which originated as a poem, highlighting its impact on poetry and popular culture, particularly on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of its release and the 10th anniversary of Cohen's death.
POEM | Heljo Männi "Umbrumalus"
Elss Raidmets, a student from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, performs Heljo Männi's poem "Umbrumalus."
Poet Vitalijus Asovskis has died
Lithuanian poet Vitalijus Asovskis passed away, leaving a significant mark on the literary landscape through his poetry and translations.
The "MISSION" of the Holy Archdiocese of Athens honors World Poetry Day
On World Poetry Day, the charity organization "MISSION" of the Holy Archdiocese of Athens launches a unique campaign intertwining Greek poetry with humanitarian values.
World Poetry Day is celebrated in museums, bars, cultural centers, and pulperías
World Poetry Day is celebrated across various venues in Argentina, aiming to promote linguistic diversity and the art of poetry.
World Poetry Day: When verses became an anti-war cry
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21, established by UNESCO, with a focus on poetry's cultural significance, especially highlighted during the 2003 Iraq War.
From childhood to psychiatric hospitalization: 82-year-old launches book with poems written over decades in Rio
An 82-year-old man from Rio de Janeiro is launching his first poetry book titled 'Poesias Agudas' on World Poetry Day, reflecting his life experiences and political thoughts.
World Poetry Day: Three bookstores share their favorite collections
The article discusses the celebration of World Poetry Day in Greece, highlighting its establishment and featuring favorite poetry collections from three local bookstores.
World Poetry Day 2026
The article discusses the establishment of World Poetry Day on March 21, inspired by Greek poet Michael Mitra in 1997.
10 Recommended Books for World Poetry Day
A selection of ten poetry books to celebrate World Poetry Day, featuring works by various poets and translations.
The Young Spanish Poetry of the 21st Century
Two anthologies showcase the vitality of young Spanish poetry, highlighting a notable prevalence of women among the prominent voices.
The Nine Books of the Week
Critics from 'Babelia' review new works from various contemporary authors, showcasing a range of literary styles and themes.
The new ring now weaves poetry onto the finger
Atelier VM in Milan has introduced the Joli Crochet ring, a poetic creation that merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary jewelry design.
'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.
Mariangela Gualtieri. Secular Prayer to Love, the Only Homeland
The article discusses the interplay between silence and sound in poetry during war, focusing on Mariangela Gualtieri's concert 'Ruvido umano.'
Nelson Felix transports the poetry of Dorival Caymmi to a new series of works
Artist Nelson Felix is opening two exhibitions in São Paulo inspired by the poetry of Dorival Caymmi, integrating geographical coordinates and poetic elements into his sculptures.
TESTS about Latvian poets – which animal is mentioned in Mārtiņš Freimanis' poetry collection and other tricky questions
A test about Latvian poets is offered, featuring questions related to Mārtiņš Freimanis' works and other trivia as part of the celebration of World Poetry Day.
POETRY | Jaan Kaplinski "Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's painting 'The Flooding of the Red Horse'"
Estonian student Alex Paul Pukk recites Jaan Kaplinski's poem inspired by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's painting.
Five Autumn Poems to Welcome Today's Change of Season and Spirit
The article presents five autumn-themed poems as a way to celebrate the transition to a cooler season in Argentina, coinciding with the autumn equinox.
Poetry Day: the 6 most beautiful to wish you a good spring
The article celebrates World Poetry Day by presenting six selected poems that reflect on themes of spring and nature.
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.
Everything, in a Blink
The article reflects on the profound impact of Emily Dickinson's poetry, suggesting that understanding requires a certain moral readiness.
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.
Joseph Brodsky: 30 years without that exiled voice
The article reflects on Joseph Brodsky's legacy and the themes of freedom and tyranny present in his poetry, 30 years after his passing.
'Poetry by Other Means': the poetic experiment that brought poetry to the streets of Bahía Blanca
In 1985, a group of young poets from the National University of the South in Bahía Blanca began an initiative to bring poetry back into public life through various artistic expressions.
Aníbal Cristobo, great precarious editor, dies at 54
Aníbal Cristobo, the founder of the poetry publishing house Kriller71 in Barcelona, unexpectedly passed away at the age of 54.
New Literature Books on March 22
A review of newly released literary works in Korea, highlighting a range of authors and themes.
Biel Mesquida, Honorary Award of Catalan Letters: "I alone am a generation"
Biel Mesquida has been awarded the Honorary Prize for Catalan Letters for his contributions to Catalan culture, coinciding with the release of his new poetry collection 'Trast'.
"Voices and Memories": A Magical Evening with a Packed House at the Athens Concert Hall
Maria Farantouri and Tassos Christoyannis delivered a memorable recital of rare musical and poetic aesthetics at the Athens Concert Hall, affirming art's role in reviving memory and honoring humanity.
Houellebecq writes poetry on the edge of the abyss
Michel Houellebecq explores themes of existential despair and individual perversion in his new poetry collection 'Combat toujours perdant,' which is set to be supported by a musical album and concert.
Literature: Perhaps the Most Beautiful Poetry Collection of Spring
The article discusses the new poetry collection by Joachim Sartorius, highlighting his reflective and philosophical style as he approaches his 80th birthday.
France champion of the Six Nations: poetry, complexity science, and Galthie's method
France has won the Six Nations Championship, showcasing a unique style developed by coach Fabien Galthie that emphasizes defense and strategic complexity.
An Unimaginable and Beautiful Dialogue Between Mexican Writer Isabel Zapata and a Renaissance Philosopher
Mexican writer Isabel Zapata discusses her collection dedicated to Michel de Montaigne and her experiences writing a poetry book inspired by him while in Argentina.
Moonlit night, showers of happiness... Convey Eid greetings with these messages
The article features a collection of poetic messages to celebrate Eid and offer heartfelt greetings.
The poetry of Davide Rondoni to not succumb to dissatisfaction
The article discusses Davide Rondoni's poetry collection 'Sette canti contro lo Scontento,' urging readers to reassess the meaning and impact of poetry.
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.
Debut Book Characterized by an Overarching Loss
Nana Fatou's debut poetry collection 'Toubab' explores themes of longing and identity through personal and familial experiences in Gambia and Denmark.
She writes well and precisely about having 'European teeth'
Nana Fatou's debut poetry collection, 'Toubab', explores themes of identity and cultural longing through personal reflections on her Gambian roots and connection to Denmark.
Anita Goldman: I love a Persian man, but I don’t think he can help the people right now
Anita Goldman reflects on her love for a Persian man amidst the ongoing conflict in Iran, expressing skepticism about whether he can assist the people during this tumultuous period.