The Great Carmen Laforet
The article discusses the lasting impact of Carmen Laforet, particularly her novel 'Nada,' which won the Nadal Prize in 1945 and solidified her status as a significant literary figure.
A Word on the War with Culture
The article discusses the manipulation of cultural language by politicians in Slovakia, highlighting the role of artists and writers in shaping the true meaning of concepts like nation and homeland.
"Sometimes Childhood Sends You a Postcard: Do You Remember?"
The article reflects on the significance of childhood memories and their lasting impact on identity, drawing connections between the thoughts of various poets and writers.
How to Write Better: Pablo de Santis Shares Tips, Rules, and Secrets of the Trade
Pablo de Santis offers essential tips and rules for aspiring writers based on his experience and beliefs about storytelling.
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.
Erik de la Reguera: Save your darlings!
In journalism, the expression 'kill your darlings' reflects the necessity for writers to eliminate personal favorites that do not contribute value to the article.
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.
New Yorker Underground: The Craziest Hotel in the World
The Chelsea Hotel in New York is known for its luxury accommodations and storied history, having hosted numerous famous artists and writers.
GALLERY: Performances based on Maimu Berg's short plays were held at the House of Writers
Performances based on Maimu Berg's short plays 'Libamood' and 'Minu poeg' took place at the House of Writers in Tallinn.
The 80 Best Crime Novels of the Last Two Centuries: The Ultimate Ranking According to 120 Masters of the Crime Novel
A ranking of the best crime novels, as voted by 120 acclaimed crime writers.
'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.'
Controversial Author Caught in Plagiarism - Now There's a New Twist
Finnish author Harri István Mäki has been accused of plagiarism with multiple works, resulting in his resignation from the Finnish Writers' Union and the withdrawal of his books from sale.
Actors, musicians and writers welcome UK U-turn on AI copyright
UK artists have praised the government's reversal on previously proposed AI copyright reforms that would allow tech firms to use copyrighted material without consent.
Walcyr Carrasco leads Masterclass with Globo authors about telenovelas; learn more
Walcyr Carrasco is leading a Masterclass with experienced and new writers from Globo's Academy as part of the Cria Globo Autores project.
The finalists of the million-euro literary award from Aena: Schweblin, Giralt Torrente, Vila-Matas, Abad Faciolince, and Nona Fernández
Five authors have been announced as finalists for Aena's inaugural million-euro literary award, including renowned writers from Spain and Latin America.
IU and Byeon Woo-seok, Go Yoon-jung and Koo Gyo-hwan... Highly Anticipated Dramas Coming in April
Several highly anticipated dramas featuring star actors and writers are set to premiere next month on various broadcasting networks in South Korea.
The Writers' Union announced a new novel competition
The Estonian Writers' Union has announced a new romanced writing competition open for submissions in Estonian starting February 1, 2027.
The Book Fair and the Legacy of a Splendid Woman
The article reflects on the legacy of MarÃa de Villarino, the first and only president of SADE, celebrating her contributions as the Book Fair marks its 50th edition.
The Estonian Writers' Union announces another novel competition
The Estonian Writers' Union has announced a novel competition, with submissions accepted in early 2027.
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.
A "rescue" of 19th century women writers that forgets those who rescued them first
The article discusses the overlooked contributions of 19th century Argentine women writers who fought for recognition but eventually faded from literary history and education.
Lawsuit against 'Grammarly': Writers sue AI company for identity theft
Writers are suing the company 'Superhuman' over the unauthorized use of their identities in the writing software 'Grammarly'.
Gallery: On Mother Language Day, Estonia's Cultural Capital Literature Annual Awards 2025 were Presented
On Mother Language Day, March 14, 2026, the annual literature awards for 2025 were presented at the Tallinn Writers' House by the Estonian Cultural Capital.
Iran’s War and Leadership Chaos: Is Trump Turning America into a Rogue State?
The article discusses concerns raised by American writers regarding President Trump’s foreign policies towards Iran, suggesting they could lead the U.S. to undermine the international order and act like a rogue state.
Eccentrics, Saints, Rebels, and 'Bullied' by Critics. Bassani, Delfini, Soldati among the Greats Undervalued
The article reflects on the undervalued contributions of Italian writers such as Bassani, Delfini, and Soldati to literature, challenging established literary canons and suggesting alternative lineages in the Italian literary tradition.
Gallery: The literary community crowned the best and held a party
The literary community in Estonia celebrated the winners of the KULKA literary awards at a gathering held in the Writers' House.
Over Time with People: Ville Hytönen. A Finnish Writer in the Kingdom of Other Estonians
Ville Hytönen, a Finnish writer and chairman of the Finnish Writers' Union, shares insights into his life and cultural connections as he interacts with the local Estonian community.
Chinese Nobel of Literature, Mo Yan comes to Brazil for the 50th Anniversary Forum of Unesp
Chinese Nobel laureate Mo Yan will arrive in Brazil for an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the São Paulo State University (Unesp) alongside a delegation of writers from his country.
It seems that he doesn't do very well receiving advice: Three opinion writers on Trump and Iran
A discussion among opinion writers reflects on the recent U.S. and Israeli airstrikes against Iran and their potential implications.
Wi Su-jung's ‘This Sentence Now’
This article reflects on the struggles and realities of women writers drawing parallels to Virginia Woolf's assertion on the necessity of financial stability and personal space to write.
About 10,000 writers sign a blank book to protest against the 'theft' of AI in the United Kingdom
Around 10,000 writers, including Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro, have signed a blank book to protest against using their copyrighted works for AI training without consent.
GALLERY: Nominees for the Culture Capital Prose Award on Stage
A discussion featuring nominees for the 2025 Culture Capital prose award took place at the Tallinn Writers' House with Mehis Heinsaar, Eva Koff, and Kairi Look.
The Characters of Literature
The article explores significant literary characters from both Ecuadorian and international literature, emphasizing their extraordinary life experiences and the writers' ability to portray them.
The end of machine junk: writers are fighting against AI creation
The Authors Guild in the USA has expanded its initiative 'Human Authored' to include all authors published in the United States, allowing them to apply for certification.
"Don't Steal this Book": About the Authors' Protest at the London Book Fair Against AI Exploitation of Their Content
Authors at the London Book Fair are protesting against AI companies exploiting their works without permission, with nearly ten thousand writers participating in the 'Don't Steal This Book' initiative.
US Union Seeks Payment for Screenwriters Helping to Train AI
The Writers Guild of America West is negotiating with Hollywood studios for compensations for screenwriters whose works are used to train AI.
A novel by one of the most important contemporary French writers has been published in Estonian
Édouard Louis' fourth book, 'One Woman's Struggles and Metamorphoses', details the story of his mother's fight for liberation from poverty and oppression.
Writer Milan Kundera was a year ahead of the Prague Spring of 1968 and angered the Stalinists
Milan Kundera and other prominent Czech writers at the 1967 Czechoslovak Writers' Congress expressed early calls for freedom, setting the stage for the Prague Spring of 1968 and challenging the Communist regime.
Was Lobo Antunes the last representative of the era of writers?
The article reflects on the legacy of António Lobo Antunes, celebrating his impact on family and Portuguese literature.
Disney prepares 'Tink', a live-action series featuring Tinker Bell, the fairy from 'Peter Pan'
Disney is set to launch 'Tink', a live-action series centering on Tinker Bell, led by writers and producers Liz Heldens and Bridget Carpenter.
Football, war, and power: J.K. Rowling and MartÃn Caparrós spark debate on social media
Writers J.K. Rowling and MartÃn Caparrós have ignited discussions on social media about the intersections of politics and football amid global crises and the upcoming World Cup in North America.
Stephen Colbert mocks Paramount while accepting WGA award for confronting 'social injustice'
Stephen Colbert, during his acceptance speech at the 2026 Writers Guild Awards, mocked Paramount for canceling his show, drawing attention to issues of social injustice.
Language Tip. Why does it take a long time to tackle problems?
The article discusses the tendency of writers to prefer complex sentence structures over simpler ones, often complicating communication unnecessarily.
British writers published an empty book. They protest against the use of their works by artificial intelligence
British authors have taken a stand by releasing a blank book to protest the use of their literary works by artificial intelligence.
Living in Apparent Equality. Writer Žolude on the Writers' Association and the Novel 'Father'
In an interview, author Inga Žolude discusses the importance of reader feedback for writers and highlights the relevance of women writers' associations in the 21st century, particularly in light of her recent novel 'Father.'
‘Sinners’ and ‘One Battle After Another’ Stand Out at the U.S. Writers Guild Awards
The films 'Sinners' and 'One Battle After Another' were the top winners at the 78th U.S. Writers Guild Awards, indicating their strong chances at the upcoming Oscars.
Ukrainian documentary 2000 Meters to Andriivka wins two major film awards
The Ukrainian documentary 2000 Meters to Andriivka, directed by Mstyslav Chernov, has received significant recognition by winning the Writers Guild of America Award for Documentary Screenplay and the American Society of Cinematographers Documentary Award.
Ramadan in the Mirror of Literature: A Look at Four Islamic Experiences
The article explores the literary representations of Ramadan through the experiences of writers from Iran, Syria, Guinea, and India.
A Short Stroll or an Eternal War? American Writers: Trump Faces the Sad Part of War
US President Donald Trump confronts the challenging reality of war as he addresses the families of six soldiers killed in an Iranian attack.
De Villepin: Bombing does not create democracy, and Iran's war is a gamble that threatens the world
Three French writers discuss the implications of the war led by the U.S. and Israel against Iran, viewing it as a significant shift that could escalate tensions in the region.