Literature, books, philosophy, essays, and publishing.
Sasha Debevec-McKenney has been awarded the £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut collection, Joy Is My Middle Name, which delves into themes of race, addiction, and womanhood.
In his final lecture at the Royal Institution, author Frank Cottrell-Boyce argues that reading should be recognized as a right for children, linking its decline to poverty and social issues.
In a competitive Tattersalls Musidora Stakes at York, Legacy Link achieved a hard-fought victory over Felicitas, earning her place in the upcoming Betfred Oaks.
Audible Story House opens this month in New York, featuring only audio content and aiming to foster a community space for literature enthusiasts.
In response to worries about declining test scores and excessive screen time, the Swedish government has decided to transition from digital devices back to physical books in classrooms.
A team at Worcester Polytechnic Institute has created a new sensor that employs harmless viruses to identify Salmonella contamination, potentially enhancing portable testing methods.
In a historic achievement, Crystal Palace secured their place in the European final after defeating Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 at Selhurst Park, resulting in a 5-2 aggregate score.
With an estimated €2 billion in music publishing royalties going unclaimed annually, Monetunes seeks to assist independent artists and labels in navigating this complex landscape.
Martinez-Arias's latest publication delves into the complex relationship between literature and mining in the Andean region, offering fresh insights.
Reading is not just a leisure activity for children and teens; it plays a crucial role in their cognitive development and emotional growth.
Discover a selection of travel books that blend classic memoirs with contemporary fiction, designed to ignite your wanderlust this summer.
As the search for extraterrestrial life intensifies, Canada has proposed the POET mission to explore Earth-sized planets, contributing to the rapidly growing field of exoplanet science.
In Vanves, a suburb of Paris, a literary circle commemorates Russian poet Marina Tsvetaeva, bridging the experiences of past and present dissidents from Stalin's Russia.
Ragnar Jónasson's evolution from translating Agatha Christie as a teenager to becoming a key figure in Nordic Noir literature highlights his significant contributions to the genre.
A lawsuit alleges that the ICCU recall for Hyundai's Ioniq 5, EV6, and Genesis Electrified models has not resolved ongoing charging problems for drivers.
In her latest novel, Elizabeth Strout introduces a Massachusetts teacher grappling with past trauma, continuing her exploration of complex human emotions.
Matthias Jügler's debut novel, which delves into the trauma of the GDR's 'stolen children,' has ignited controversy among German officials, leading to a hostile reception.
The Russian government is intensifying its crackdown on book publishers, affecting even those that have previously shown loyalty to the regime.
Warren Buffett shares his changed views on market predictions, influenced by a book that reshaped his understanding of investing.
A rare edition of Pablo Neruda's work, 'Spain in the Heart,' will be publicly displayed in Chile, marking a significant moment in literary history.