Three years have passed since the death of Marko Vešović, a prominent Bosnian-Herzegovinian and Montenegrin writer, poet, translator, and professor, who passed away on August 17, 2023, at the age of 78.

On the 90th anniversary of the poet Federico García Lorca's execution, scholar Andrés Soria Olmedo has retraced his steps through the tragic summer of 1936, shedding light on his final days.

Data requests revealed that Hungarian poet János Dénes Orbán received millions in state support for a manuscript just ten days before the election, with nearly 500 million forints allocated to him in recent years.

Filipino poet, essayist, and journalist Marra PL. Lanot passed away on August 16 at the age of 82 after a hospital confinement.

Danish songwriter and adjunct Kristina Holgersen, in her new poetry collection, challenges the perception that songs about women's experiences are niche, arguing that song lyrics are a factor of power.

The sixth episode of the ORF dating show "Liebesg'schichten" will feature a pleasure-seeker in a jacuzzi, a poetic Tyrolean woman, and a desire for butterflies. The episode airs Monday at 8:15 PM on ORF 2.

A Turkish town near Izmir is reigniting the debate over the ancient poet Homer's origins, with locals pointing to a cave on a hillside as the place where he allegedly wrote 'The Odyssey'.

A cave in Turkey is being considered as a potential location where the ancient Greek poet Homer might have written 'The Odyssey'.

The Israeli Poets’ Festival, originating in Metula, is making its return to Jerusalem, promising to challenge conventional notions of poetry and offer new literary experiences.

The ALBUM-Redaktion provides its weekly book recommendations, covering various genres from novels and crime fiction to poetry, children's books, and illustrated volumes.

Judith Schalansky's 'Atlas of Remote Islands,' which uniquely combines poetry and maps, has become a hit in Finland, with a new edition released after the Finnish translation was sold out for years.

The literary program of the XL Grad Teatar festival continued with a guest appearance by Enes Halilović, recipient of the 'Beogradski pobednik' award, at Poets' Square.

Lithuanian national leaders have expressed their condolences following the passing of renowned writer, poet, and playwright Violeta Palčinskaitė.

An article delves into the enigmatic poems of literary pioneer Arthur Yap, suggesting that his abstract art provides a unique lens through which to understand his poetic works.

Nigerian-American Daniel Umemezie has been named the 2026–2027 US National Youth Poet Laureate. He is the 10th young poet to hold the prestigious title and the second Nigerian-American to receive the honor.

As Vladimir Putin and his authoritarian allies escalate actions, Western support for Ukraine is reportedly faltering.

The 19th 'Purpurinis vakaras' cultural festival opened in Anykščiai with a memorial concert dedicated to the pioneer of dialectal sung poetry, offering a rich program of music, poetry, cinema, and theater until Sunday.

American poet Edward Hirsch discusses Czesław Miłosz's most significant achievement, which was introducing a combination of metaphysics and historicism into American poetry, and his confirmation from Pope John Paul II.

Jim Cramer provided an update on his stock portfolio, specifically advising investors to avoid Poet and instead buy two proven photonics stocks for AI data centers in August. He highlighted these as his top picks among his 32-stock portfolio.

The article presents a poetic and abstract description, using imagery like 'Copperdome bodhi drip a silver kimono' and 'crazy quilt stargown through a dream Dot wind'.

Ahead of the parliamentary election, the Swedish poetic collective BAM has released a furious poem about "the epoch of death politics," which a reviewer describes as militant megaphone voices.

POET Technologies is being highlighted for its substantial growth potential, with analysts suggesting a projected 147% upside. The company's ambitions are reportedly backed by significant financial prospects.

Phoebe Bridgers has announced a series of intimate, phone-free album launch gigs in the UK to celebrate her new album, 'Lost Weekend'. The artist's latest work is described as a staggering, strange, and stirring opus.

The International, a long-standing cultural hub in Dublin City, continues to host vibrant Monday night events featuring musicians, poets, and comedians.

The six finalists for the Darby Ryan international poetry contest have been revealed, with a Dublin student winning the inaugural school section of the competition.

A report suggests that the Kremlin is weaponizing Russian citizenship against exiled Russians, citing the case of Aleksandr Menyukov, who fled after being a witness in a case against a poet whose anti-war readings were deemed a crime.

Poetry sales are expected to reach record highs this year, with experts suggesting it serves as a necessary language for times of violence and chaos. From ancient epics to modern conflicts, poetry fills the void when ordinary communication falls short.

A book review discusses a classic Flemish poet's war-themed masterpiece, noting its continued relevance today, despite the author often being forgotten.

Actor and poet Piyush Mishra met with protesting job aspirants in Ranchi, showing solidarity and reportedly singing 'Aarambh Hai Prachand' to encourage them.

A town house in Wexford is notable for featuring a unique mural dedicated to the renowned Irish poet W.B. Yeats.

Katarzyna Łoza, a Polish woman living in Ukraine for over 20 years, unexpectedly purchased the historic Lviv home of a famous Polish poet after seeing an advertisement for an 'Austrian house with columns'.

Beyond the renewed popularity of Homer's Odyssey, a new generation of poets is breaking sales records, demonstrating a connection to ancient Greek epic traditions.

Um marco na poesia queer, Crush está agora entre nós em português. Um assombro de um poeta, Richard Siken, que, após um AVC, quer voltar a ter (e pôr) o sangue a ferver.

The statue of Hungarian poet Miklós Radnóti in Bor, Serbia, has been vandalized with political stickers, prompting the Hungarian National Council of Vojvodina (MNT) to file a police report.

Olena, a Ukrainian, voiced her surprise and concern regarding the extent of actions the West permits Russia to undertake, specifically mentioning Russian drones entering Polish airspace without significant repercussions.

Two renowned poets, Joost Baars and Eva Gerlach, have both experienced the loss of their mothers, prompting an exploration into how this profound grief influences their poetic works.

French poet and former diplomat Malika Berak discusses her deep connection to Gaza, describing it not merely as a geographical point or a war zone, but as a living, wounded entity, based on her experiences there in the early 1990s.

Therese Eriksson reviews Lennart Sjögren's new poetry collection, which explores humanity's path towards the impossible and gives a voice to the waters.

Alfred Tennyson, the celebrated Victorian poet laureate, is remembered for his emotional and reflective verses that left an indelible mark on literature. Queen Victoria was reportedly a great admirer of his work.

Omar Abdullah, quoting poetry, stated that the 'wounds of Art 370 abrogation yet to heal,' reflecting on the political situation in the region.

Mirka Ábelová discusses childhood sexual violence and trauma in her new poetry collection.

Áine's personal journey in search of her godparents has inspired her to write a book of poetry.

Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' has made R-rated movie history by achieving a significant domestic box office milestone. The film has also boosted UK poetry sales and revealed original design concepts for its Trojan Horse scene.

Maude Apatow's directorial debut film, 'Poetic License,' has been acquired by Sony Pictures Classics following a previous distribution issue.

Benjamin Alire Sáenz, a celebrated writer, poet, and novelist known for his works for young adults and for being the first Latino winner of the PEN/Faulkner award, has passed away at the age of 71.

Lina Mendoni stated that Lakis Chalkias acted as a bridge between tradition and renewal, giving distinct substance to Greek music through his interpretations of high-level poetry and authentic folk songs.

Alejandra Cortina Cué, following her debut 'Siete maneras de arder' inspired by Bosch, advocates for 'dolce far niente' as the highest form of life.

Daniela Danz's poem 'Stillleben' is featured in the Frankfurter Anthologie, exploring a symbiosis between painting and poetry, uniting them like two lovers.

Agostinho Neto, a trained doctor, politician by necessity, and poet by vocation, remains a literary reference in Angola as the country's first President, with his book 'Sagrada Esperança' serving as a utopian vision.

An article explores the 'Cancioneiro Geral', noting that while it contains early poetry, much of it is considered poor quality, with more interesting aspects found in its unconventional elements.

Amazon's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power will introduce a new, non-canon character described as an 'orc with an arc' who turns against Sauron and writes poetry.

The performance 'Is There Poetry After...?' was held at the International Center for Play, Culture, Art, and Youth (ICIKUM) in Sarajevo, opening discussions on the role of poetry following major tragedies.

Journalist Xenia Fedorova, described as a 'pawn' for Putin in France, has been ordered to leave the country.

The Cultural and Information Center Zeta has launched a public call for participation in its inaugural Children's Song Festival, 'Children Sing Poets,' scheduled for December 2026.

Eri Ritsou, daughter of the late poet Yannis Ritsos, reiterated her views on the copyright issues faced by the heirs of prominent creators, following her earlier critical statements on the matter.

A Dutch correspondent in Ukraine reportedly received a significant 'farewell gift' from Putin, hinting at a notable event related to the ongoing conflict.

Eleven poets, who were selected for the longlist of the $100,000 2026 Nigeria Prize for Literature from 223 entries, are set to be celebrated at the upcoming CORA Book Party this Sunday.

Sofia's Cinema House will commemorate 30 years since the death of renowned Polish director Krzysztof Kieślowski with a special film panorama, celebrating his poetic cinematic legacy.

An opinion piece features a "Quote of the Day" by celebrated American poet Robert Frost, offering reflections on themes of mothers, love, and life's unexpected turns.

Turkish artist Ahmet Yusuf Aygeç's exhibition, 'Posters for the Olive Tree in Exile,' is on display in Ramallah, blending Palestinian experience with the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish through visual art.

Poor road conditions in the Ho West District of Ghana's Volta Region are severely impacting residents' livelihoods and healthcare delivery, with damaged sections posing significant challenges for motorists.

The article explores what ancient poets and philosophers can teach us about navigating the complexities and noise of the modern world.

Afshan Shafi's work 'Quiet Women' is explored for its ability to blur the boundaries between poetry and visual art, creating a unique artistic expression.

The sixty-year musical legacy of Dado Topić, a prominent regional rock artist, has been compiled into a unique poetry book titled "Za koji život treba da se rodim - Dado Topić."

Wang Jibing, a delivery driver, has won a prestigious award for his poetry collection inspired by his life experiences, heralding the emergence of Chinese migrant literature.

A personal account describes a visit to Banes, a municipality in Holguín, Cuba, including plans to meet a local poet.

New theories have emerged regarding the final hours and assassination of Federico García Lorca, a prominent Spanish poet and playwright.

Federico García Lorca is being commemorated with flowers, music, and poetry, nine decades after his execution. The events honor the Spanish poet and playwright's enduring legacy.

The story of three Spanish figures—poet Federico García Lorca, artist Alfonso Ponce de León, and Margarita Manso—is revisited 90 years after their intertwined tragedies, marked by executions during the Spanish Civil War and Lorca's unrequited attraction to Manso.

Poet and writer Vitalija Maksvytė, a mother of four, has released a children's book, sharing that she created a grandfather character she never had in real life, drawing from two decades of ideas.

A Montenegrin poet has been recognized for his entire body of work, winning the prestigious 'Naji Naaman' award in Lebanon.

An article explores the question of whether a specific cave in Turkey could be the legendary site where the ancient Greek poet Homer composed 'The Odyssey'. The inquiry delves into historical and archaeological possibilities.

The article details how PIDE, the Portuguese secret police, closely monitored poet Noémia de Sousa in both Mozambique and Portugal.

Marra Lanot, an 82-year-old award-winning Filipina author, poet, essayist, and freelance journalist known for writing in Filipino, English, and Spanish, has passed away.

Mary de Rachewiltz, the daughter of American poet Ezra Pound, passed away in Italy at the age of 101 in late July, having dedicated her life to her father's work.

A review explores Johannes Heldén's science fiction-infused poetry, where elements like ball lightning, spaceships, and mechanical birds coexist in a unique literary world.

One year after the meeting between former US President Trump and Russian President Putin in Alaska, negotiations regarding Ukraine remain at a standstill.

The article presents the moving verses of D.K. Papadopoulos (Stavriotis) about the Fall of Trebizond in 1461, describing the 30-day siege by the Ottomans.

The article explores how the poetry of Faiz Ahmad Faiz has evolved into a beloved anthem of dissent in India.

Violeta Palčinskaitė, a renowned Lithuanian poet, playwright, screenwriter, and National Prize laureate, has passed away at the age of 83.

An analysis discusses the historical use of invective and anti-social poetry, known as 'Rarara', as a powerful weapon in political combat, particularly in hierarchical societies, to devalue and humiliate opponents.

Polish writer Maó Alheimsdóttir, who writes in Icelandic, received the Fjöruverðlaunin award for her poetry book Hvalbak, becoming the first author of foreign origin to write and publish a novel in Icelandic.

Friends of poet and cultural journalist Ásgeir H. Ingólfsson will gather at Bíó Paradís on August 21 for a memorial evening featuring film and poetry, including the launch of his new collection, 'Næsta stríð'.

North Macedonian President Siljanovska-Davkova, patron of the Struga Poetry Evenings, stated that reducing the festival to a mere 'sector' demonstrates a misunderstanding of culture, following her visit and meeting with its leadership.

Writer, poet, and translator Oto Horvat presented his latest collection of meditative prose, 'Moments 1-49,' and discussed his creative work at the Square of Poets in Budva.

The 'MO lauke' poetry readings at the MO Museum terrace are concluding their eighth season with a final event on August 13, featuring poets Gytis Norvilas and Dainius Gintalas. The readings have become a significant cultural event.

British filmmaker Beatrice Gibson's debut feature 'At Night' delves into themes of motherhood and womanhood, opening with a quote by poet Alice Notley.

Latvian poet Velta Kaltiņa, who passed away last year, has had her latest book released posthumously, with her timeless poetry continuing to resonate in literature.

A food delivery rider in eastern China has been awarded one of the country's most prestigious literary honors for a collection of poems about his fellow couriers, stating he intends to continue his delivery job.

As Kazakhstan marks Abai Day on August 10, commemorating the renowned poet and philosopher, nearly 19,000 people in the country bear his name, according to the Bureau of National Statistics.

Four Latvian poetry collections published in 1993 have been nominated for this year's Trešdaļgadsimta balva, an award for the best Latvian poetry collection from 33 years prior.

The article explores how the works of poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz have inspired generations to find courage, highlighting his enduring influence.

Ivan Martin Jirous, a renowned Czech poet and former dissident, is embarking on a tour to give readings of his work across various locations in North America.

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival unveils its Kinoscope and Kinoscope Surreal programs, featuring films with strong authorial poetics and boundary-pushing narratives.

A museum has opened in the renovated home of Gísli Októvíanus Gíslason, a hermit and poet from the remote Arnarfjörður valley, who gained national attention in the late last century.

Kubalu school is celebrating the 210th anniversary of Ernests Dinsbergs, a teacher, publicist, poet, and translator, who is recognized as an initiator of the Young Latvians generation.

An evening of poetry titled 'A Glass for Dori' was held at the Ethnographic Museum in Durrës, organized by the 'Aleksandër Moisiu' Theater, to commemorate the poet, writer, and publicist Teodor Keko.

Wang Jibing, a 57-year-old delivery rider known for writing poetry on scrap paper, has won China's esteemed Lu Xun Literary Prize, stating he intends to continue his delivery work.

According to musician and poet Bubbi Morthens, Icelandic song lyrics are crucial for the preservation of the language.

In an interview, poet Jovana Barać discusses her debut poetry collection 'Atlas of Departures,' which explores themes of loss, family heritage, and transgenerational patterns, portraying departures as also stories of arrival.

The annual exhibition of the Association of Fine Artists of Tivat has opened, showcasing the diverse creative poetics of the local artistic community.

The monument dedicated to poet Miklós Radnóti in Serbia has been vandalized, prompting the Hungarian National Council of Vojvodina to file a complaint.

This article explores the intersection of a book-loving VIP and a world-famous Portuguese bookstore, questioning the outcome when a performative agenda is involved.

Actor Willem Dafoe spoke about his character in Kent Jones’ upcoming film 'Late Fame,' where he plays a poet, and reflected on his experiences working with directors like Robert Eggers and Yorgos Lanthimos.

Nikola Bertolino, a distinguished poet and translator, has passed away. He is remembered for his significant contributions to literature and translation.

NLNG and CORA are celebrating 11 poets who have been longlisted for the 2026 Nigeria Prize for Literature. The event aims to foster literary engagement and recognize exceptional Nigerian writers.

Wang Jibing, a Chinese food delivery driver, has won one of China's highest literary awards for the poems he wrote while on his electric scooter. The recognition highlights his unique journey as a poet.

A review praises Vibeke Grønfeldt's new novel as a poetic and precise portrait of modern welfare society, told through the stream of consciousness of the character Mitte Madsen.

Hungarian actor Ervin Nagy responded to Minister Balázs Hankó, who had quoted poet Attila József, by using another quote from the same poet: 'You know there is no forgiveness.'

The fourth episode of 'Liebesg'schichten' delves into themes of love, poetry, and age, featuring women seeking partners of similar age and men preferring younger companions.

A column in Politiken discusses the paradoxical nature of poetry in contemporary times, noting its small print runs but enduring impact, and highlights the popularity of Danish poet Caspar Eric.

Nigerian poet, author, and literary critic Obinna Chilekezi shared insights into his Afrocentric writing style, a passion he has pursued for over three decades.

A memorial plaque in Krekenava, Lithuania, honoring historical figures, still includes the name of poetess Valerija Valsiūnienė, despite publicly available Soviet security documents revealing she condemned dozens of Lithuanian freedom fighters to death.

Inspired by the painter, illustrator, and poet Julio (Saúl Dias), this piece explores the multifaceted city of Vila do Conde, from its historic center to the sea. It highlights the city's cultural offerings and local experiences.

HVG's cultural guide features recommendations including insights into contemporary art, a film about young people, and the poetry of everyday life captured in images.

A performance titled "Is there poetry after...?" was held in Sarajevo, inspired by Theodor W. Adorno's thought on the role of poetry following major tragedies, opening a discussion on its significance in such contexts.

Elrich Daudet, an IT worker, lost his compensation claim after being dismissed for telling a colleague he saw her in his dreams and that she was a muse for his poetry and songwriting.

Gujarat observes a period of remembrance for Sant Ravidas, a revered Indian mystic and poet-saint.

Alejandro Zambra's 'Poeta chileno' is described as a novel perfect for immersive reading, especially during the summer.

Romanian writer Ana Blandiana will be honored with the Cosmopoética Ciudad de Córdoba award for her lifetime achievement, adding to her distinguished literary career.

An article explores the enduring literary legacy of Serbian poets Branko Radičević and Petar II Petrović Njegoš, highlighting their timeless contributions.

Nic Wilson, writing from Helpston, Cambridgeshire, contemplates her ancestor Henry, who also lived in poet John Clare's garden, imagining his childhood experiences with nature.

A 25-year-old Nicaraguan poet living in Madrid stated in an interview that young people reading his poems in Nicaragua risk arrest by the police, highlighting the country's repressive environment.

Andriana Škunca, a renowned Croatian poet and photographer, has passed away at the age of 83. Born in Bjelovar, she studied Yugoslavistics and comparative literature in Zagreb.

Nigerian poet Adeniyi Odukoya has received an honourable mention in the 2026 Vanderbilt University Literary Prize, adding to his growing list of accolades.

The article discusses the historical and emotional significance of Missolonghi, a site of struggle for freedom, as documented in Antonios Antoniadis' work, which resonated with poets across nationalities and eras.

António de Castro Caeiro, a philosopher, and Luís Fernandes, a blind poet-psychologist, engaged in a conversation about beauty, feelings, the mind, the body, and its misconceptions.

A review of a book titled 'A Masterclass in Cockroaches,' which delves into themes of protests, poetry, and the enduring power of words.

A personal account details how a mother's care enables her husband, a former poet, musician, and chess champion, to remain at home despite his Alzheimer's diagnosis, focusing on preserving his dignity.

Birgitta Ósk, a 23-year-old from Eyrarbakki, Iceland, has released her first poetry book, 'Þegar allt er kyrrt,' to finance her upcoming studies in Denmark.

This article explores historical narratives and imaginative hypotheses surrounding an astronaut and the moon, blending factual details with an artistic perspective.

Latvian young-generation poet Līva Marta Roze, a guest at 'Poetic Druskininkai Autumn,' states that poetry is her space for authenticity, where everyday details intertwine with bodily experiences and memories.

This week's cultural recommendations include light art in Waldviertel, an art parcours in Zwentendorf, and Bernd Watzka presenting new poetry in Vienna.

The Afonso Lopes Vieira House-Museum in São Pedro de Moel, Portugal, suffered significant damage from last winter's storms, with large cracks appearing in the building. A team of specialists is now assessing the damage to determine how to save the poet's former home.

Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' has reignited the debate over the ancient Greek poet Homer's origins, with local authorities in Bornova, outside Izmir, Turkey, attempting to leverage a cave linked to the poet for tourism.

Four historic estates in Romania are set to host outdoor film, music, and poetry weekends throughout September. These events aim to bring cultural experiences to unique historical settings.

A review covers a one-man performance that tracks the legendary poet Arthur Rimbaud's transformation from an enfant terrible to an entrepreneur.

New film reviews cover 'Tony,' a coming-of-age story about Anthony Bourdain, and 'Late Fame,' which follows a former poet's belated recognition.

A Swedish article argues that poetry is more beneficial than a cultural canon in education, helping students engage with reading, and welcomes an updated edition of 'Svensk poesi'.

The Locarno Film Festival in 2026 is set to be influenced by emerging talent, visual artistry, and new financial investments.

In the early 1960s, Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish fell in love with Jewish Israeli dancer Tamar Ben Ami in Haifa, Israel. Their intense but brief romance inspired Darwish's poignant poem, 'Rita and the Rifle'.

Hungarian poet Háy János's latest work, 'Porosodik,' centers on the theme of aging, reflecting on the accumulation of dust and forgotten phone numbers. A new article from Telex further discusses the poem's focus on the passage of time.

A Kashmiri Pandit family continues to await justice 34 years after the killing of a poet and freedom activist, highlighting the long-standing struggle for accountability in the region.

The jury for the 'Antevo pero' award has shortlisted nine poetry collections from a record 115 submissions for the prestigious literary prize.

On the centenary of his birth, poet and translator Ángel Crespo is remembered through endearing episodes of his time in Matarraña, where he lived with his wife, writer Pilar Gómez Bedate, after returning from exile.

An editorial from The Guardian discusses the unexpected surge in poetry sales in Britain, attributing it partly to a Hollywood epic and the emergence of "Instapoets," drawing a parallel to a 1992 New Yorker short story.

On the 70th anniversary of his death, discussions arise about the diminishing readership and performance of poet and theater reformer Bertolt Brecht, despite the enduring relevance of his humanism.

Poet and novelist Rebecca Perry discusses her literary inspirations, including Federico García Lorca, fairytales, Frank O’Hara, and Doris Lessing, and shares her earliest reading memory.

Several companies, including Biofrontera, Lamar Advertising, Frontdoor, and Peloton, have released their second-quarter 2026 earnings reports and corresponding call transcripts. These releases provide financial updates and insights into their performance.

The New Riga Theatre (JRT) will dedicate its 2026/2027 season to Latvia and the power of poetic theatre, exploring the nation's spiritual potential and notable personalities.

Wang Jibing, a food delivery driver, has become a new symbol of working-class literature after winning China's prestigious Lu Xun Poetry Prize, transitioning from electric motorcycle rider to literary icon.

The collaborative project 'Los Secretos de Monika Liu' has released its debut album, 'Šešėliai lange,' featuring newly rediscovered Lithuanian pop songs by prominent poets and composers.

Twenty poetry collections have been shortlisted for the "Antevo pero" award, with a record 115 entries from Macedonia and around the world.

Actor Shailesh Lodha spoke about his daughter's lavish wedding in Jodhpur and jokingly mentioned that he charges a significant amount for his poetry recitations.

Albanian citizens have continued their protests for the 72nd consecutive day, marching towards the Prime Minister's Office and demanding the resignation of Edi Rama. Protesters accuse the government of corruption and dictatorship, with some referencing the legacy of Havzi Nela and calling for an end to the current administration.

An analysis explores the evolving poetics and politics embedded within Bollywood storytelling since India's independence in 1947, examining its cultural and societal impact.

Writer Vladimir Vujović was a guest at the Poets' Square in Budva, as part of the 'Grad teatar' festival, discussing the understanding of art without a metaphysical level.

This article pays tribute to Paul Polansky, a notable U.S. poet and author known for his works.

A poet is examining Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, through a contemporary perspective, bringing new interpretations and relevance to its rich literary tradition.

This article explores the travels of Rainer Maria Rilke, one of history's great nomadic poets, through Europe and North Africa, which helped him overcome a turbulent period and complete major works like 'Duino Elegies' and 'Sonnets to Orpheus'.

The Cante de las Minas festival has awarded journalist and poet Antonio Lucas the Castillete de Oro, recognizing his lifelong connection to and friendship with the world of flamenco.

Forty years after his death, Danish poet Michael Strunge's major work, "Vi folder drømmens faner ud," is being reissued, bringing his influential poetry back into the spotlight.

As the Juozas Miltinis Theater faces a scandal over alleged mobbing, poet Rūta Survilaitė has spoken out, stating that unrest affects more than just the Panevėžys theater.

Michał Drewnicki, known as a poet and provocateur, has announced his candidacy for mayor with the support of Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party. His campaign is now officially underway.

A review of 'Late Fame' focuses on Willem Dafoe's portrayal of an autumnal poet.

Dutch poet Babs Gons, whose work rarely features nature, finds peace and relaxation amidst trees and deer, highlighting a personal contrast to her poetic themes.

Icelandic musician and poet Bubbi Morthens discussed the introduction of artificial intelligence in music, stating that AI could disrupt mediocrity and emphasizing that the magic of being an artist lies in the creative process.

An opinion piece by Nuno Pacheco discusses Amélia Muge's new book, which proposes viewing poems and song lyrics as visual art, like paintings.

Poet, cultural producer, and communications strategist Zizipho Bam is making significant contributions to South Africa's cultural landscape by celebrating spoken word and creating opportunities for other artists.

Icelandic musician and poet Bubbi Morthens is reportedly considering holding a major concert in the country's new national arena.

A photograph taken at dawn from a terrace in Barcelona's Vila Olímpica is presented with a poetic description, capturing the interplay of light and broken lines.

Disgraced former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has faced criticism after entering a Welsh poetry competition under a pseudonym, with an actor stating it would be hurtful to abuse survivors if he had won.

Former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has faced criticism for entering a festival poetry competition, with a sex abuse survivor stating his potential win would have been 'catastrophic'.

Ukrainian poet Marianna Kijanowska discusses historical Polish-Ukrainian relations, suggesting that without pacifications and anti-Ukrainian policies in the 20th century, Bandera would have been an ordinary agronomist.

A writer pays tribute to David Lynch’s 'The Straight Story,' highlighting it as their most beloved comfort film in an ongoing series.

Recent Latvian publications feature new translations of Irish and American poetry, showcasing literary virtuosity and personal narratives.

This article explores the metamorphosis of Italians through their holiday departures, reminiscing about a time when vacations were simpler and happier, marked by thermos flasks, Moka pots, and hula hoops.

Stasys Liupkevičius, the long-time leader of the 'Armonika' ensemble, has passed away, with his partner, poet Irena Navikienė, sharing a heartfelt message about their life together.

The ALBUM editorial team provides its current book recommendations, covering various genres from novels and crime fiction to poetry, children's books, and illustrated volumes.

Carly Simon has released a new track titled 'Peaches,' which is featured on her upcoming album 'Comes in Waves' and follows her recent Parkinson's Disease diagnosis.

Nové Město na Moravě in the Czech Republic has installed its second 'poeziomat' (poetry machine) near a recently cleaned pond, a decade after introducing its first such device.

A new heatwave has commenced this week, bringing intense conditions that were noticeable even at dawn. The article poetically describes the extreme heat, likening it to a plane melting under the sun's rays.

Jan Ołdakowski, director of the Warsaw Uprising Museum, announced plans for August 1st, including a performance based on the poetry of Anna Świrszczyńska and prose of Miron Białoszewski.

Lithuanian poet, rapper, and TV host Pijus Vasiliauskas, known as Pijus Opera, announces a unique venture, stating that he perceives the world through poetic language and creativity.

The article explores how sugarcane, a significant crop, inspires and lends its sweetness to verse, particularly during the month of Aashadi (or Aadi).

Italian artist Edoardo Ettorre has created a poetic mural in Georgia, continuing the collaboration between the Italian Embassy and the Tbilisi Mural Fest, following previous evocative works.

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Ian McDonald, the Trinidad-born author and poet whose single novel, 'The Humming-Bird Tree,' became a classic of Caribbean literature, has passed away at 93.

A brutal beating of a teenage girl in Marijampolė Poetry Park has shocked thousands in Lithuania, with the incident filmed and shared online, prompting public outrage.

July marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and Kannada culture, including Sakleshpur's poet-saint.

The health condition of a girl brutally beaten in Marijampolė's Poetry Park, while a large group of minors watched and filmed, has worsened, according to her mother. She has been re-hospitalized.

A musical-poetic evening titled 'You Promised Me' will be held tomorrow at the 'Nikola Đurković' Cultural Center in Kotor.

Finnish poet Kaija Rantakari discusses her experience with severe pain that can distort time and even language, which she has explored in her poetry collection 'Hovi'.

A Swedish newspaper provides recommendations for six art exhibitions not to be missed in Stockholm this summer, ranging from playful folk design to sculptures inspired by Sufi poetry.

This article, part five of a series, analyzes metapoetic horror in the 2000s, focusing on how a film redefines the 'final girl' concept by placing the source of violence within aberrant female sexuality.