SCANDAL: Publisher removes horror novel from sale, author accused of using AI
A horror novel by American writer Mia Ballardi titled 'Shy Girl' has been pulled from publication due to allegations that the author used AI in its creation.
The first annual award of the Dramaturgs Association is received by writer Lelde Stumbre
Lelde Stumbre won the first annual award from the Dramaturgs Association for her play 'Durvis aizveras', determined by a reader jury voting.
NHL writer, 3 children die in Minnesota house fire, officials say
NHL reporter Jessi Pierce and her three children tragically died in a house fire in Minnesota.
Giorgia Soleri shows her belly: 'I am not pregnant, I am ill. It's called endometriosis'
Italian writer and influencer Giorgia Soleri raises awareness about endometriosis by sharing her personal experience with the condition in a recent Instagram post.
The magical aura of Macedonio Fernández, the writer who inspired Borges and broke molds
Macedonio Fernández, an influential Argentine writer, is remembered for his unique literary contributions and his profound impact on writers like Jorge Luis Borges.
Sergio Ramírez, Ortega y Gasset Journalism Award 2026: telling the story without submitting to power
Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramírez has been awarded the Ortega y Gasset Journalism Award 2026 for his commitment to narrating history without yielding to power.
Arundhati Roy, writer: 'It is the people of Iran who must change the regime. Not the US.'
Arundhati Roy, an Indian writer, emphasizes that the responsibility for regime change in Iran lies with its people, not the United States, as she critiques external interventions and highlights parallels with her own experience under authoritarian rule in India.
The Fascio-Communist
A new volume dedicated to the works of Italian writer Antonio Pennacchi explores his unique literary contributions and his complex political journey.
A Certain Kind of Experience
In their new book "What Does Art Do," musician Brian Eno and writer Bette A. encourage readers to find refuge in novels, music, and films while contemplating the future from idealized perspectives.
Juca de Oliveira's Wake Brings Together Veteran Artists from Theater and TV
The wake of actor, writer, and director Juca de Oliveira brought together artists from both new and old generations of theater and television, along with friends and family in São Paulo.
'I'm an interiors writer and can't believe how expensive this £79 M&S lamp shade looks'
An interiors writer praises a new lamp shade from Marks & Spencer for its luxurious appearance and affordability.
Pazo de Meirás: It belonged to a writer, Franco appropriated it, and now Spanish justice restores it
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that the Pazo de Meirás, a property appropriated by dictator Francisco Franco, should be returned to the State after a prolonged legal battle.
We say goodbye to Cherquis Bialo with his favorite title: there will be none like it!
The article commemorates the legacy of boxing writer Ernesto Cherquis Bialo, reflecting on his unique presence and influence in the world of boxing journalism in Argentina.
László Krasznahorkai: "One in ten Hungarians is alcoholic... and I think that's little with Orbán"
Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai discusses issues in Hungary, particularly alcohol addiction, and critiques the country's leadership under Viktor Orbán.
Writer Christoffer Holst: 'I want the reader to feel hungry while reading my books'
Swedish writer Christoffer Holst discusses his engaging blend of love, humor, food, and murder mystery in his writing, highlighting the importance of these elements in his stories.
Lucélia case: 18 years after being tortured by adoptive mother, writer celebrates life change: 'Today I live the freedom that only God can give'
Lucélia Rodrigues da Silva reflects on her life 18 years after escaping horrific abuse from her adoptive mother, sharing her journey of healing and empowerment on social media.
The Sadness of Bryce Echenique
The article reflects on a poignant encounter with the writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique, who appears to be in a state of despair and disarray at the airport.
Threats to Saviano, the boss Bidognetti and his lawyer sentenced by the Casation: journalist Capacchione also a victim
The Italian Court of Cassation has confirmed the sentences of Francesco Bidognetti and his lawyer for making threats against writer Roberto Saviano, recognizing the mafia-related nature of the threats.
'The Good Evil' reinforces Samanta Schweblin as a master of cold chills; see the video
The article discusses the impact and recognition of Samanta Schweblin, a prominent Latin American writer, particularly highlighting her newly released collection, 'The Good Evil.'
Sabrina Carpenter or Clarice Lispector... who said that? g1 tests fans at Lolla 2026
G1 hosted a challenge at the Lollapalooza festival in Brazil where fans had to differentiate quotes from singer Sabrina Carpenter and writer Clarice Lispector.
Hello Alfredo, are you there?
Alfredo Bryce Echenique, a renowned Peruvian writer, passed away at the age of 89 in his home in Peru, leaving behind a literary legacy intertwined with his personal reflections and memories.
José Lezama Lima, the contradictory and uncomfortable writer for those who demand trenches
The article explores the complex legacy of José Lezama Lima, a pivotal figure in 20th-century Cuban literature, who defied categorization and faced a decline in his recognition over time.
GALLERY ⟩ Tõnu Õnnepalu presented a new book about work
Writer Tõnu Õnnepalu recently released a novel titled 'Tööpäev' that has topped sales charts, and he held a presentation for the work at the Viru Keskus bookstore with Joonas Hellerma leading the discussion.
The Argentine Silvana Vogt won the Finestres Prize in Spain
Argentine writer Silvana Vogt's novel won the prestigious Finestres Prize, recognized for its contribution to Latin American and Spanish literature.
Sports writer and photographer win Quill awards for work for Guardian Australia
Jonathan Horn and Chris Hopkins of Guardian Australia have won prestigious Quill awards for their exceptional reporting and photography.
Gasparas Aleksa, who celebrated his 80th birthday: "I am not a comfortable writer"
Gasparas Aleksa reflects on his dual career as a surgeon and writer, discussing the influence of his mentor and the tension between surgery and creative writing.
'Sarke Chunar' Writer Reveals, Warned Director, Song is Obscene
Bollywood actress Nora Fatehi is facing backlash over the lyrics of the Hindi version of the item song 'Sarke Chunar Sarke' from Sanjay Dutt's film 'KD', prompting controversy and a ban by the government.
In these bottles, you will taste spring
A writer reflects on the anticipation of spring in Norway despite persistent cold weather conditions.
Jeanette Winterson, writer: "I prefer to be shot in the street rather than die in silence in my bed"
Jeanette Winterson, the British author, emphasizes the importance of imagination as a form of resistance against fascism during her visit to Barcelona to receive an honorary degree from UOC.
The Argentine Sofía Balbuena won the Ribera del Duero Prize: "I still can't believe it"
Argentine writer Sofía Balbuena won the Ribera del Duero Prize for her book of short stories 'Personaje secundario', selected from nearly 2,000 manuscripts worldwide.
PHOTOS FROM THE COURT ⟩ The hoisting of the ESN flag has come at a high cost: Jaak Valge has appealed a police fine in court
Estonian MP Jaak Valge and writer Andres Aule raised the ESN flag at a cultural site, resulting in Valge receiving a fine from the police, which he is now contesting in court.
Jalal Burjess Searches for the Meaning of Existence in 'Thin Possessed by a Lame Religion'
Jordanian writer Jalal Burjess explores the meaning of human existence in his new collection of stories titled 'Thin Possessed by a Lame Religion,' where ordinary characters face existential crises amid a chaotic world.
One-pan chicken is the 'perfect marriage' of sweet and savoury by adding unique ingredient
A food writer highlights how adding dates to one-pan chicken dishes enhances their flavor by merging sweet and savory elements.
Quote of the day, by writer Maya Angelou: "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel"
Maya Angelou's quote emphasizes the lasting impact of emotional experiences in our interactions with others.
Children's Literature Writer Tsune Yamanaka Passes Away - BOKURA Shokokumin Series
Well-known children's author Tsune Yamanaka, noted for his series 'BOKURA Shokokumin,' has passed away at the age of 94.
Francesc Serés, writer: 'If you are a father at 22 you can claim ignorance, but if you are 51, there is no mitigating factor in your favor'
Francesc Serés discusses his latest book 'El primer año', reflecting on his experiences as a father at 51.
'In everything, there is a crack and through it enters the light': a fable about the re-enchantment of the world
The article discusses Patricio Pron's novel, which explores themes of creativity, existentialism, and the struggles of a writer tasked with chronicling the life of Benjamin Fondane.
Before giving up, you must believe that even stone can melt
The story explores the life of a middle-aged writer in Rome who seems to have lost his creative way, now communicating through improvised fairy tales to a young girl.
The Exaggerated Life of Bryce Echenique
The article discusses the influence of Julio Cortázar on the Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique and analyzes Bryce's literary style and works.
Mika Lins and Sofia Nestrovski launch the second edition of the course on Hamlet
Actress and director Mika Lins and writer Sofia Nestrovski have launched the second edition of their immersive course on Shakespeare's Hamlet, set to take place in São Paulo.
Leipzig Book Prize: "If the majority boasts of its tolerance, there is no tolerance anymore"
Bosnian writer Miljenko Jergović discusses false tolerance in Bosnia and rising nationalism in Croatia as he receives the Leipzig Book Prize for European Understanding.
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.
Ex-Rolling Stone editor swept up in disgraced ABC producer's child porn scandal joins New York Times
Noah Shachtman, former editor of Rolling Stone implicated in a scandal involving ex-ABC producer James Gordon Meek, joins The New York Times as a contributing opinion writer.
'I tried Charlotte Tilbury's 20% off face mist and it gave me glass skin in one hour'
A beauty writer reviews Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Hydrator Mist, praising its effects on her skin within an hour.
"It Weighed on Me that I Work with Other People's Traumatic Experiences," Says the Author of the Book Exoti
Barbora Šťastná, a writer and editor of a collection of memories from the 'Memory of the Nation', discusses her new book 'Exoti' and the themes of otherness it explores.
Nyköping's Author Rides the Sports Romance Wave After the TV Series Heated Rivalry
Sanna Axelsson, a writer from Nyköping, Sweden, is gaining attention for her sports romance book following the success of the TV series 'Heated Rivalry.'
I’m an outdoors writer and these are my favourite swimsuits, including one I’ve owned for 15 years
The article provides guidance on choosing the best swimsuits for various water activities while highlighting eco-friendly options.
Writer who lives on the road in a Kombi passes through Cabo Frio and donates books to public libraries
Adriano Hordina, a traveling writer, donates copies of his book to public libraries in Cabo Frio as part of his initiative to support literacy.
Establishment of an Award Named After Writer Andris Kolbergs for the Best Crime Novels
The Latvian Writers' Union plans to establish an annual award named after Andris Kolbergs to promote and recognize local authors in the crime fiction genre.
INTERVIEW: World-famous playwright: Donald Trump is a bad man
Interview with renowned American writer and screenwriter Jeff Baron, who criticizes Donald Trump and discusses his successful play "Mr. Green's Visitor."