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The winners of the Tuglase Short Story Award were announced on March 2, coinciding with Friedebert Tuglase's 140th birthday.

Luis Landero's latest book 'Coloquio de invierno' introduces new anti-heroes characterized by their ironic humanity amidst various emotions.

Silvia Urgas and Fs have won this year's Tuglase Short Story Awards for their respective works.

Agustina Bazterrica discusses her views on patriarchy and unveils her new collection of short stories, 'Nineteen Claws and a Dark Bird.'

This article reviews Charles Bukowski's collection of short stories and essays, highlighting his life as a writer and the criticisms he faced regarding his persona.

The article reviews 'Crossing the Threshold, Tales at the Edge of the Abyss' by Bruno Pileggi, exploring the characters' fears and daily lives framed within a context of societal issues.

The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has launched a competition for high school students to submit short stories about the Homeland War to promote remembrance and values associated with it.

Sofía Balbuena from Argentina is among the finalists for the prestigious Ribera del Duero Prize, which awards 25,000 euros and the publication of the winner's unpublished book.

The nominees for the Tuglase Short Story Prize have been revealed, with the winners to be announced on March 2nd, the 140th anniversary of Friedebert Tuglase's birth.

The Ukrainian film 'Animals in War' is set to be released in North America, showcasing seven short stories about rescuing animals during the war.

The documentary short film cycle 'Latvian Code. Latvia Today' highlights films that explore contemporary Latvia through individual stories reflecting broader social and cultural contexts.

This article reviews Daniel Dencik's new collection of short stories, 'Kroner og øer', which explores the concept of value through various themes.

The ΒΗΜΑ History has launched a newsletter to share short, interesting, and unexpected historical stories with readers every Sunday morning.

Leena Krohn's collection 'Hotel Sapiens and Other Irrational Stories' presents a dystopian view of humanity's future, translated from Finnish by Kadri Jaanits, highlighting the persistence of its themes despite being written over a decade ago.

Netflix India has announced its new films and series set to stream online in 2026, including the official announcement of 'Lust Stories 3,' which will feature four short films directed by different filmmakers, exploring themes of love, desire, power dynamics, and social hierarchy.

The article discusses Yasmina Reza's book 'The Other Side of Life,' which features short stories based on French court cases, blending elements of crime and personal anecdotes, and questions the necessity of adapting this prose for the theater.

Swiss writer Robert Walser, despite his struggles with poverty and depression, is being rediscovered as a master of short texts, particularly known for his lesser-known works like 'Der Gehülfe' and 'Geschwister Tanner.'

The article reports on the passing of Tomislav Sabljak, a prominent Croatian writer and literary figure, who died on January 2, 2026, after contributing significantly to Croatian culture and literature.

Dr. Tomislav Sabljak, a notable figure in literature and a strong advocate for short stories, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of literary criticism and anecdotes about renowned authors.

The article highlights the ten novels and short story collections anticipated to be released in 2026, including notable works by authors such as Julian Barnes.

Tributes are paid to Tomislav Sabljak, a significant figure in Croatian culture and literature, who founded the Ranko Marinković competition for the best short story and served as its selector until his death.

A review of six books, including short stories by George Saunders where characters believe they are good despite their actions.

This article compiles 26 Christmas stories by renowned EL PAÍS writers, offering diverse perspectives on holiday traditions and the spirit of the season.