A new official image reveals the stars of an upcoming BBC detective series co-created by Agatha Christie alongside two other renowned authors. The project marks a major collaboration for the iconic mystery franchise.
Vogue magazine has chosen a dog as its new cover star, celebrating the animal as a new celebrity. This unique choice highlights a shift in fashion and media trends.
Pope Leo XIV urged greater international efforts to stop the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as the death toll surpassed 2,600 and response efforts faced disruptions from violence and funding shortfalls. The pontiff called for stronger global reaction and community involvement to address the ongoing health crisis.
The Porto Book Fair is featuring Brazilian authors and themes, emphasizing the role of reading as a path to freedom and connection. The event brings together diverse voices and stories from Brazil.
The international literary 'rentrée' presents new works from twenty voices, including Peter Handke, Tatiana Tîbuleac, Theodor Kallifatides, Éric Vuillard, Ali Smith, and Jon Fosse, offering insights into the world and ourselves.
True crime fans can participate in 'Crime and Sea' themed cruises, such as on the Aidanova, where details of fictional crimes are explored with the help of authors and experts.
Ignacio Vidal-Folch's third installment of his Cultura/s series highlights less-known but compelling authors of universal literature and their most emblematic works, focusing on the glacial sensuality of Kuśniewicz.
The Star newspaper is featuring content related to authors and lifestyle topics. This includes articles and sections dedicated to literary figures and various aspects of modern living.
The 11th International Debut Film Festival 'Džada Film Fest' is set to take place in Podgorica from August 31 to September 6, featuring seven days of films, new authors, and cinematic stories on the city's streets.
A cyberattack has caused widespread disruption to national book distribution in Australia, leaving retail shelves empty and stranding event stock during a crucial sales period.
This article recommends new paperback releases for August, featuring works from authors such as Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Salman Rushdie, and Werner Herzog.
An article reflects on the public mourning and extensive coverage surrounding the death of writer Vedrana Rudan, noting the disparity in attention compared to other authors.
Prominent authors including Philip Pullman and Maggie O’Farrell have joined an open letter calling on Andy Burnham to provide business rates relief for bookshops, similar to support given to pubs and clubs, describing them as the "beating hearts" of high streets.
Artificial intelligence is opening new creative doors in industries like writing and film, but also raising new concerns across China's screen industry and beyond. The rise of AI-generated content, such as books written by bots, prompts discussions about authorship and ethical implications.
Linas Idzelis, head of the Lithuanian Riflemen's Union, spoke about the riflemen's oath to defend the homeland and how Ukrainian resistance provides Lithuania time to prepare. However, authors of a video circulating on social media have distorted his words.
Spektrum Analitika has denied authorship of a published political public opinion research, stating the survey was typed on a computer without respondents. This denial raises questions about the authenticity and methodology of the research.
Tomasz Stawiszyński, a guest on 'Plus Minus,' recommended three authors whose works he believes offer profound insights into contemporary reality, touching upon fundamental aspects of the modern world.
Twenty-eight young mothers, who experienced teenage pregnancies, have co-authored a book titled 'Still, I Rise,' sharing their personal stories of overcoming abuse, poverty, and stigma.
The Alpinale film festival is showcasing 'Golden Unicorns in the Wild West' alongside new weekly cinema releases, including manuscripts by young authors, a suburban thriller, and an escape in the jungle.
This article suggests that turning to literature is an excellent option during torrid summer nights, exploring how various authors capture the essence of summer in their writings.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival has announced the lineup for its Summer Screen program, featuring the latest works from renowned international authors. This program highlights significant new achievements in world cinema.
Bosnian authors explain that fabricated stories like 'Sarajevo-Safaris' gain traction by satisfying a desire for hatred towards elites, rather than reflecting actual events.
Another multimillion-dollar book deal has collapsed due to allegations that its author used AI, despite ongoing debates about the effectiveness of AI detection tools.
Authors Samo Rugelj and Nejc Pohar discuss their books 'Vandranje' and 'Kratki rezi', exploring themes of travel, travel writing, and living at the intersection of different worlds, emphasizing that beauty isn't exclusive to one place.
The Busan Story Market (BSM) has announced its 25 official selections for 2026, highlighting original intellectual property from four Asian countries and featuring authors like Hwang Bo-reum and Lee Geum-yi.
A summer camp in the Netherlands is dedicated to nurturing emerging literary talent, focusing on writing, editing, and public speaking skills for a new generation of authors.
A significant publishing deal for a debut crime novel was canceled after suspicions arose that artificial intelligence might have been used in its writing.
The Booker Prize longlist has been criticized for being 'timid' and for notable omissions of authors like Ben Lerner and Amitav Ghosh. Commentators suggest the selection reflects a cautious approach in turbulent times.
ChatGPT has reportedly lost its ability to copy the writing styles of famous literary figures. This change means the AI can no longer replicate the distinct voices of well-known authors.
The City Library of Čačak has published a list of the most-read books this summer, indicating that residents primarily enjoy domestic and regional prose, with authors like Majić, Kovačević, Ljubenović, and Marković topping the list.
Italian authors and cyclists Federico Maiorano and Andrea Simone are slated to be guests at this year's Green Montenegro International Film Fest, where they will showcase their project, 'Terra Comune' (Common Land).
The creation of the historic Pirelli Calendar 2027 is highlighted, featuring the 'light of India' and a unique father-daughter co-authorship, with celebrities like Freida Pinto and Padma Lakshmi among its stars.
Industry experts and authors at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 advised studios and streamers to invest more resources into 'elevated' and 'prestige' romance content, emphasizing casting and chemistry.
Fernando Heitor is the co-author of 'Variedades (...como uma ópera bufa erótica e satírica)', a musical play that explores 100 years of theater through ten recurring characters from Parque Mayer.
Icelandic authors are being targeted by a wave of mysterious scam emails from foreign entities offering dubious influencer promotion services, according to Margrét Tryggvadóttir, head of the Icelandic Writers' Union.
Olivia Dean, the most awarded singer-songwriter of the year, composes by drawing inspiration from everyday life and authors like Zadie Smith, as she continues to adjust to her growing success in pop and nu-soul music.
Delphine de Vigan and Maylis de Kerangal, two prominent figures in contemporary French literature, are making their debut in dramaturgy. Their new theatrical pieces are noted for their agile readability and themes of fraternity tempering unease.
A report alleges that American artificial intelligence company Anthropic used bestselling works from critically-acclaimed Dutch authors to train its large language models without obtaining the necessary permissions.
The International Literary Festival of Paraty, running until the 26th, will feature 15 panels with Portuguese, Brazilian, Angolan, and Guinean authors exploring various literary landscapes in Portuguese, with Tolentino among the attendees.
A US judge has approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement in a copyright lawsuit filed by authors who alleged the AI company used their pirated books to train its AI models.
The ancient epic "The Odyssey" is experiencing a resurgence, prompting reflection on themes of home, exile, civilization, and barbarism. The article also raises the intriguing possibility that the original story might have been written by a woman.
After decades of debate regarding its authorship, the Generalitat officially confirmed this year that the Xalet de Catllaràs building is indeed a work by Antoni Gaudí.
Authors of 'La Guía de Vinos de La Vanguardia' present four wines recognized for their singular elaboration methods, listing them among the year's best proposals.
Seven Bulgarian authors have compiled a list of books they would recommend to readers for their summer reading, sharing their personal literary choices.
The Frognerbadet swimming pool has been without water for four years, with local authors and musicians expressing frustration over the slow pace of its renovation.
The Czech Interior Ministry's extremism report for the past year no longer mentions the ruling SPD movement, which had previously been included, leading to the departure of two report authors from the ministry.
A growing number of young people, particularly Generation Z, are opting for 'literary tourism,' choosing to travel and explore cities inspired by books and their favorite authors rather than traditional sightseeing.
A brief guide explores the literary world of Soviet authors Ilf and Petrov, highlighting locations like Odesa, Shepetivka, and Žiar nad Hronom, and featuring their iconic character, the 'great combinator' Ostap Bender.
Norman Manea, one of Romania's most translated and published living authors, is celebrating his 90th birthday on July 19, recognized as a symbol of human tragedy and humanity.
The president of PEN America has resigned following a report that warned of threats to Jewish and Israeli authors, with the former president stating PEN America should defend the right to engage in boycotts.
A selection of two novellas and three novels by contemporary Greek authors are recommended for summer reading, offering diverse narratives for the holiday season.
Four authors, including Steven Fry, Zourgos, Corto, and Chomenidis, discuss their books inspired by Homer's 'Odyssey.' The discussion explores what awaits the Greeks after the fall of Troy and their journey home, particularly through the lens of Steven Fry's adaptation.
A study by the University of Maryland analyzed over 60,000 stories from both human and AI authors, concluding that human-written literature offers more of what makes stories engaging.
The Salzburg café-confectionery Fürst believes it is gaining ground in the ongoing dispute over the original authorship of the famous round chocolate praline, the Mozartkugel.
As this year's partner country, Montenegro is presenting its most significant contemporary film productions at the Cinehill festival in Croatia, with authors, producers, and film professionals in attendance.
The Tivat Film Wave festival aims to foster dialogue between the audience and filmmakers, featuring three evenings of top authors and exceptional cinematic works.
The Nigerian Guardian News archives cover a wide range of topics including DSS, aviation, tourism visas, the Black Axe group, illegal drug trafficking, and various individuals and political figures. These archives provide a historical record of significant events and issues in Nigeria.
A sequel to the popular romantic comedy 'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days' is reportedly in the works, more than 20 years after its original release. Authors are hoping to bring back original stars Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey for the new film.
Sociologists are investigating the varied readership and audience of popular science authors, examining the dynamics of how scientific knowledge is disseminated to the general public.
The author reflects on the sea as 'water that forgot to be a river,' drawing connections to literary figures like Dostoevsky, Joyce, and Kafka, and contemplating the trend of trilogies and collected works.
Author Meg Mason explores the intense bonds readers form with writers through their books, drawing on her own experience as a lonely teenager finding solace in Nancy Mitford's novels.
The article reviews three literary biographies focusing on universal authors Norman Mailer, Colette, and Roberto Bolaño, examining the biographical genre and the link between personal life and creation.
As social media continues to disrupt the publishing industry, several authors are drawing on their personal experiences with internet anxiety to craft powerful new novels.
The 16th Louisiana Literature Festival opens today in Humlebæk, featuring three days of readings, art, and some of the world's most interesting authors.
The eighth annual 'Open Books' literary festival in Vilnius, scheduled for October 23-28, will feature numerous events including appearances by renowned Lithuanian and international authors, with Goncourt Prize laureate Mathias Énard among the guests.
According to 444.hu, the Hungarian Literary and Public Life Association (KMTG) has paid 455 million forints in royalties since 2017, with 414 million forints going to Orbán János Dénes, who had seven works that individually received more royalties than all other authors combined.
Elga Fontes founded Kiala, a new Portuguese publishing house, after observing a lack of representation in existing catalogs. Kiala will focus on publishing works by Black authors, emphasizing their literary contributions rather than solely race-related themes.
Rai's director of in-depth programs, Corsini, is meeting with the investigative authors of 'Report' to find a widely accepted replacement, indicating the program's continuation despite internal discussions.
Authors Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić discussed their film 'Planina' (Mountain), a notable regional documentary about women's struggle in Sinjajevina, and its journey to winning a major Sundance award.
An investigation reveals the proliferation of 'paper mills' that allow individuals to pay for authorship in fraudulent scientific research, polluting the scientific ecosystem with falsified data and compromising medical studies.
Evidence suggests that books created by artificial intelligence are increasingly pushing human authors out of the market, raising concerns about unfair use.
The Portuguese state has exercised its right of first refusal to acquire manuscripts by prominent authors including Fernando Pessoa, Teixeira de Pascoaes, Vitorino Nemésio, and Camilo Castelo Branco.
The news of the death of Slavko Pregl, a prominent protector of books, readers, and fair compensation for authors, has deeply affected the literary community.
Emma Beddington shares a humorous and personal account of her relationship with a standoffish pigeon named Susan, contrasting it with famous authors' animal companions.
Germanist Claus Zittel has successfully unmasked the identity of 'El Hor,' a mysterious writer from the early twentieth century who published alongside prominent authors until she suddenly fell silent in 1923.
The film "The Odyssey" has surpassed $1 billion at the global box office, breaking records and nearing Christopher Nolan's previous highest-grossing film. Meanwhile, Dwayne Johnson has addressed and defended the mixed reviews and underperformance of Disney's live-action remake of "Moana" at the box office.
In Iceland, audiobook readership is growing, accounting for 60% of copies sold, yet only generating 10-15% of rights holders' income. Authors hope for better compensation with increased competition, following the launch of a new audiobook service.
A German newspaper discusses the ongoing debate surrounding the use of AI and the value placed on human authorship in texts, questioning if human-written texts are always preferable.
The Sarajevo Film Festival and Coca-Cola are celebrating three decades of partnership, marked by films, events, discussions, and investments in the film industry and local authors.
Former Alabama coach Nick Saban, along with university administrator Gordon Gee, co-authored a letter to Congress, urging support for the 'Protect College Sports Act' to address issues in college athletics.
Authors Elizabeth Strout, Douglas Stuart, Marlon James, and Rebecca Perry are among those on the broader longlist for this year's Booker Prize, from which the jury will select the winner. The thirteen selected books include novels set in various locations.
The 39th Bar Chronicle festival hosted an evening titled 'Double Portrait,' dedicated to presenting new works by prominent regional authors Semezdin Mehmedinović and Nikola Nikolić, with additional reports detailing the event.
OpenAI has discreetly removed the feature allowing ChatGPT users to request text written in the style of famous authors like Agatha Christie or Stephen King.
An international group of authors, led by medical futurist Bertalan Meskó, published an article in Nature Comment proposing a new approach to science called translational foresight. This method aims to prepare for multiple future outcomes rather than predicting a single one.
A new study indicates that researchers based in China or with Chinese surnames are significantly less likely to have their papers published in top US and Canadian science journals compared to their counterparts.
In an interview, director Vladimir Perović discusses the significant role of the documentary film selection at the upcoming 39th Herceg Novi Film Festival, featuring 26 works from international authors.
Czech police have dropped their investigation into MP Filip Turek (for Motorists) regarding hate speech posted on social media, citing the expiration of the statute of limitations for his criminal liability. Publishers and authors who reported the statements will also not be prosecuted.
The literary community is celebrating Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement with authors, but concerns persist regarding AI firms' ability to train models on legally purchased books. This raises ongoing questions about content ownership in the age of artificial intelligence.
A new book delves into the long-standing reverence for authors' homes, seeking to understand why people are so captivated by the private spaces of their favorite writers.
Publishers are re-releasing titles by authors like Homer, Virginia Woolf, and Stephen King, who have been inspired by the unique astronomical phenomenon of eclipses.
A Harvard University professor of Classical Studies, Gregory Nagy, has put forward a radical new theory suggesting that Homer was not a single individual author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, challenging centuries of traditional belief.
A judge has officially approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement agreement with a group of authors. This resolution addresses legal claims related to content usage and intellectual property.
The Italian-Serbian co-production 'Balkanika', a debut feature film by Italian director Nicola Sorcinelli, will have its world premiere in the competitive program of the 23rd edition of Authors' Days in Venice.
A judge has approved a $1.5 billion settlement in the Anthropic AI copyright lawsuit, benefiting authors and publishers like Bloomsbury. This resolution addresses claims of copyright infringement by the AI company.
A university student sits at a desk long after midnight. A laptop glows in the dark. On one side is a course PDF downloaded from the class WhatsApp group.
The documentary film "Dark Room," by authors Osman Zukić and Almir Kljuno, bravely and openly tackles the pressing issue of femicide and gender-based violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Madrid-based illustrator Pedro Oyarbide, known for his work on the 'Blackwater' saga, has gained significant international attention following the series' success, specializing in illustrating works by deceased authors.
Vladimir Nabokov, one of the most famous authors to transition from his mother tongue to English in the US, published his first 'foreign-language' novel, 'The Real Life of Sebastian Knight,' in 1941, as part of a series on American literature.
Icelandic authors are receiving numerous enticing offers from foreign agents who appear to have thoroughly read their books, raising serious concerns from the Icelandic Writers' Union about copyright-protected material being uploaded.
Test your knowledge of literary figures created by authors like Čapek and Hrabal in this quiz, challenging participants to identify characters based on three clues.
A quiet boycott against Jewish authors is spreading in the US literary scene, escalating at PEN America. The president has resigned, praising the open exclusion as "dialogue."
A group of authors and publishers has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of massive copyright infringement through its AI tools. They claim Google's use of their copyrighted works to train AI constitutes one of the largest copyright violations in history.
A new book featuring 20 authors and journalists reflects on 50 years of parliamentary journalism, with its presentation scheduled at the Assembly of the Republic.
The 11th edition of the FOLIO literary festival in Óbidos, Portugal, scheduled for October 8-18, will host several international authors, including Jon Fosse and Booker Prize winners. The festival also aims to plant 200 trees with local schools.
Authors Robert Kiyosaki and Satyajit Das are both predicting a severe global economic crisis, with Kiyosaki foreseeing the 'worst collapse in history' and Das stating a global crisis has already begun.
An overview of the nominees for the Jānis Baltvilks Prize in children's and youth literature, an esteemed award for authors, illustrators, and translators in Latvia.
Edicions 62 has announced a new publication titled 'Història de les dones' (History of Women), set to be released in October, which will focus on Catalonia and apply a gender perspective with contributions from Montserrat Duch and 70 other authors.
BIRN has reported that opinions from 'anonymous' authors are targeting the Flamingo protests. These articles suggest a coordinated effort to discredit or influence public perception of the demonstrations.
A memorable literary dialogue took place in Bar, Montenegro, featuring authors Ante Tomić and Enes Halilović, who discussed literature, love, journalism, and the responsibility of the written word.
Salzburg authors Eva Krallinger-Gruber and Matthias Gruber are launching a new children's book series featuring prominent Salzburg women, with the first volume focusing on Maria Anna Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's sister.
The O-Töne reading series is bringing readings back to the MuseumsQuartier (MQ) every Thursday in July and August, featuring both established stars and new discoveries from the literary year, with free admission.
A historical review lists notable individuals born and deceased on July 7th, including artists Marc Chagall and Miroslav Krleža, and authors Arthur Conan Doyle and Bora Todorović.
The National Library Foundation of Brazil is offering financial grants of up to €5,100 to Portuguese and CPLP publishers to promote the translation and international distribution of Brazilian authors.
The annual "Knygų aikštė" literary pavilion, organized by the Lithuanian Publishers Association and Vilnius Days, will open three city spaces from September 4 to 6, inviting local authors, creators, and publishers to engage with the public.
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The literary program of the 40th 'Grad Teatar' festival concluded with a poetry evening featuring contemporary Slovak authors Erik Ondrejička and Martin Prebuđila.
Rosellina Archinto, the founder of the historic Emme publishing house and a queen of children's publishing, has passed away at 93. She revolutionized children's literature in Italy by introducing authors like Sendak and publishing Lionni and Munari, also pioneering in non-fiction.
A new artificial intelligence detector is being utilized to analyze speeches from top government officials, raising questions about authenticity and authorship.
German author Elke Heidenreich delves into her passion for literature, explaining her appreciation for various authors, while conductor Herbert Blomstedt explores the 'Art of Conducting' and Isabel Allende discusses her writing craft.
TV presenter and author Alice Roberts reflects on how reading Richard Dawkins led her to abandon faith, and shares her inspirations from evolutionary biologists and authors like George Eliot.
A research project at Stift Klosterneuburg is using Artificial Intelligence for automatic deciphering of old manuscripts, drawing skepticism from an authors' association concerned about potential copyright infringement and demanding details on a contract with Google.
President Trump is reportedly planning a meeting with Kim Jong Un this autumn and has ordered a reduction in military exercises with South Korea. Additionally, the Trump administration temporarily suspended new tariffs on Canada hours before their deadline.
The 'Future Library' project involves authors writing works intended for readers who are not yet born. This initiative explores the concept of long-term literary preservation and intergenerational connection.
Gillian Anderson revealed that Sony dropped its distribution deal for 'The Salt Path,' a film she starred in, following a scandal last summer regarding alleged fabrications in the memoir it was based on.
Twelve renowned Danish authors have contributed to an anthology titled 'The Last Letter,' writing a swan song for postal mail and handwritten letters, following the removal of the last red mailbox in Denmark in 2025.
The Film Centre of Montenegro is organizing the third edition of the Montenegro Film Rendezvous, set to gather prominent film authors, professionals, and representatives from European film centers and funds in Herceg Novi starting August 22.
The Locarno Film Festival is featuring a program that revives the works of radical Hollywood authors who were blacklisted during the McCarthy era. This initiative aims to shed light on the contributions of these writers and their impact on cinema.
Anthropic has announced that its AI model, Claude, will now embed invisible watermarks into generated text to indicate AI authorship, a move aimed at complying with new EU regulations and addressing concerns about AI content detection.
The Minister supports the President's veto regarding the basic education requirements, specifically concerning the PUPP threshold. The Minister also acknowledges potential concerns about authors in national minority programs.
Some academic authors like Judith Butler, Slavoj Žižek, and Byung-Chul Han are transcending academia to reach a wider public, generating significant interest and fans.
This article suggests five new books by Greek authors, promising engaging stories that will captivate readers from beginning to end and showcasing the strong voices in Greek literature.
Violinist Luka Perazić and pianist Đina Perazić presented a thoughtfully conceived concert at KotorArt, featuring works by Montenegrin and Yugoslav authors.
New York City has been recognized as the world's most attractive tourist city, according to the Global Tourism City Attractiveness Index for 2026. The authors of the ranking departed from traditional criteria to evaluate cities.
Imani Thompson, known as 'Honey,' raises a critical question about crime authors' tendency to kill off female characters, exploring whether alternative narrative approaches are possible.
An opinion piece argues that a society failing to understand humanity as part of nature will undermine its own living conditions, a process currently underway. The authors advocate for considering rights beyond just humans.
A Swedish newspaper columnist suggests that the recent dominance of female authors in Swedish literature might be coming to an end, noting a perceived lack in women's writing from current writing schools.
A debate article argues that while minefields can delay an advance, they rarely stop a skilled adversary or decide a war. The authors suggest that a credible defense does not require access to all types of weapons.
A false narrative claiming sunscreen increases cancer risk has been debunked, with authors of a 2023 study clarifying their findings and emphasizing the importance of sunscreen use despite an observed association.
The Booker Prize longlist for 2026 has been announced, featuring 13 authors including former winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart, alongside triple nominee Elizabeth Strout, with organizers noting a focus on rewarding courage and risk in selection.
Julie Andrews and her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilton, have co-written a new picture book titled 'Shy,' which aims to encourage children to find their voice through the story of a shelter dog.
ChatGPT has reportedly begun to decline user requests to mimic the voices and styles of popular authors, indicating a potential policy change or update in its content generation guidelines.
Authors express mixed feelings about the $1.5 billion Anthropic copyright infringement ruling, with some viewing the $3,100 per title payout as insufficient compensation for perceived threats from generative AI models.
The Armenian government has recognized Greeks as a national minority, fostering cultural exchange where the people of Armenia are noted to read Greek authors like Elytis and Kazantzakis.
Authors including Freida McFadden, Mick Herron, and Robert Harris reveal their top book recommendations for beach holidays, ranging from historical sagas to small-town betrayal stories.
Elon Musk announced plans to create a "historically accurate" film adaptation of Homer's "Odyssey" using his AI, Grok, with a target release this year. He mentioned the possibility of collaborating with authors like William Gibson on the project.
British publisher Bloomsbury, which publishes J.K. Rowling and other bestselling authors, received a multi-million pound payout from AI startup Anthropic, part of a larger fund for authors.
Bloomsbury, the publisher of the Harry Potter series, has received a multi-million-pound payout as a beneficiary of a $1.5 billion copyright settlement between AI startup Anthropic and various authors.
Newly released Slack messages, made public by Rand Paul, reportedly show authors of a key COVID-19 origin paper privately assigned a significant probability to a lab leak, despite publicly ruling it out.
Brazilian authors Vivien Merciel Suarez and Fernanda Hamann are attending the Flip literary fair in Paraty, presenting two books that explore the same theme from different perspectives: what fits and what no longer fits.
The Kaunas Book Fair is expanding significantly this year, with the entire Žalgiris Arena dedicated to books, authors, readers, and culture for three days in September.
While established Croatian authors presented new works at the Pula Film Festival, the final days highlighted a new generation of filmmakers from Pula and the surrounding area.
A new novel series set at the iconic Hotel d'Angleterre will feature a well-known Danish actor and author among its writers, showcasing a publishing trend of borrowing methods from the film industry.
Icelandic writers are reportedly receiving unsolicited emails from AI-powered literary agents demonstrating detailed knowledge of their books, prompting fears that copyrighted works may have been used to train artificial intelligence models without permission.
Prominent domestic and international authors, including Mirjana Karanović and Zijah Sokolović, will gather at the 12th Brač Film Festival, held from August 6 to 9, which opens with the Bosnian-Herzegovinian comedy "Paviljon."
Ninety years after the Spanish Civil War erupted, authors, journalists, artists, and photographers flocked to defend the republic against fascism, with Franco winning the war but the losers ultimately shaping its historical narrative.
Joe Biden's memoir announcement has faced ridicule from social media users, who questioned the authorship of the book and referenced a past 'autopen' controversy.
Authors of an analysis in North Macedonia are advocating for a free Official Gazette, emphasizing that legal certainty requires citizens to have access to laws and regulations governing their rights and obligations.
A new Yale University climate ranking places Estonia at the forefront, with Poland also performing well, though authors warn that environmental changes are still progressing too slowly.
A review of the novel 'Drugi deo leta' (The Second Part of Summer) discusses how growing up and maturing are universal themes often explored in art, making this period a common foundation for many authors' works.
Toronto Pearson Airport has issued a warning about AI-generated articles spreading 'inaccurate' information regarding its operations, with a spokesperson noting 'bot authors' are publishing numerous articles with false figures and misleading context.
The bARS program, dedicated to local authors and cultural heritage, commenced with the promotion of Milan Vujović's fifth book, 'Barske priče'. The event included discussions on preserving oral tradition, memories of legendary Bar residents, and a rich musical program.
A selection of six engaging books by authors like Andrew Sean Greer, Ben Fountain, and Mary H.K. Choi are recommended as ideal summer fiction for beach reading.
A review of this year's 'Sommar' program on Swedish radio highlights both its golden moments and instances of boasting, with authors dominating the best listens.
A long-awaited literary meeting will take place at the Bar Chronicle festival, where authors Ante Tomić and Enes Halilović will engage in their first joint public discussion.
A teaser has been released for 'MPT: The Price of Patriotism,' a documentary by Anđelo Jurkas about the phenomenon of Croatian musician Thompson, with authors now claiming that HRT and the Pula Film Festival are ignoring their work.