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The prison cell is the perfect microcosm for a psychological novel. It raises issues of power and...
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Books Inspire New Travel Experiences
As summer is fast approaching and everyone will be thinking about getting away on a summer holiday...
What Do Women Need to Become Stronger Leaders in Publishing?
Publishing is no longer simply about producing books. It has evolved into a dynamic industry where...
Summer Reading Recommendations for 2026
As we approach the holiday period; a time when people are more likely to read as they escape their...
When Joyce Fell Silent… and So Did Proust
James Joyce and Marcel Proust are remembered as towering innovators of 20th-century fiction, but...
10 Timeless Novels That Shaped Literature
From sweeping historical epics to probing psychological dramas, these novels span centuries and...
Évora Public Library: Portugal’s Memory
In the heart of the Portuguese city of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, the Évora...
Is AI Changing Our Language?
The world is witnessing an increasingly intense debate over the impact of artificial intelligence...
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Captain Tsubasa: When Imagination Reached the World Cup Before Reality
With every new FIFA World Cup, Captain Tsubasa returns to the spotlight, not merely as a...
When Others Write the Ending… Who Owns a Literary Voice?
When the British author Sophie Hannah accepted the task of continuing the adventures of the famed...
Has Art Books Become an Economic Burden for Publishers?
The sector of specialized art and illustrated publishing is going through a particularly delicate...
Nigerian Women Reshape African Publishing
When contemporary African literature is discussed, the spotlight often falls on celebrated authors...
Famous Novels that were originally self-published
Most people assume that the greatest books in literary history sailed smoothly through traditional...
Five Polish Writers Who Redefined Literature
The fact that five Polish writers have won the Nobel Prize in Literature is no historical...
Załuski Library in Warsaw… Books May Burn, but Ideas Do Not Die
The Załuski Library in the Polish capital, Warsaw, stands among Europe’s earliest public...
Publishing in an Unstable World: Strategies for Adaptation
In an era where crises intertwine and geography collides with economics, the publishing industry...
Vietnam Book Street Attracts Global Attention
In the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in Vietnam, and near two prominent heritage...
Hans Christian Andersen legacy in focus
On April 2 each year, the world returns to the memory of childhood, evoking the name of the Danish...