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• Jacqueline Crooks's 'Sky City' Explores Trauma Through Pirate Radio publication

  Jacqueline Crooks's new novel 'Sky City' follows her acclaimed debut 'Fire Rush'. The story centers on a troubled young woman in north London who finds solace in pirate radio. The…

• designboom launches Modes of Habitation chapter exploring domesticity as a laboratory for living publication

  Designboom has unveiled 'Modes of Habitation,' a project examining how living environments influence community dynamics. The first editorial reflects on the editor's teenage…

• AnOther Team's Summer Reading Picks: From Keefe to Coel publication

  The team at AnOther magazine has put together a list of summer reading picks. Deputy editor Hannah Lack recommends 'London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe, which delves into the…

• Dungeon Crawler Carl: The Self-Published LitRPG Series That Conquered the World publication

  Since its online launch in January 2020, Dungeon Crawler Carl, a self-published LitRPG series authored by Matt Dinniman, has achieved sales of six million copies and has…

• Rare Vintage Ice Lolly Wrappers Memorialized in 96-Page Book publication

  A new 96-page book, compiled by pop culture collector Jonny Trunk, memorializes incredibly rare vintage ice lolly wrappers, featuring designs from Fonzie, Elvis, the Daleks, Mini…

• Win a Copy of Annika Büsing's Novel 'Magisch' in kulturnews Giveaway publication

  kulturnews is offering readers the chance to win a copy of Annika Büsing's novel 'Magisch' through an exclusive giveaway for subscribers of its weekly culture newsletter. The…

• Lawrence Weiner's Posthumous Artist Book Explores Language's Slippages publication

  Primary Information has released a posthumous artist book by Lawrence Weiner, a facsimile of a notebook he kept during travels through parts of the US, Canada, and Europe in 1969.…

• Valeria Luiselli's New Novel Explores Time and Loss Across Three Generations publication

  Valeria Luiselli's latest novel, "Principio Metà Fine," translated by Tommaso Pincio and published by Einaudi in 2026, is the subject of a recent review on Doppiozero. The review…

• La Revue dessinée's 'La France Empire' Graphic Album Exposes Colonial Wounds publication

  Baptiste Bouthier, editor-in-chief of La Revue dessinée, presents the graphic album 'La France Empire', co-published by Casterman. The album compiles eight investigative reports…

• Javier Echeverría's '¡No hay derecho!' Critiques Tech-Feudal Domination publication

  Philosopher Javier Echeverría's new book, '¡No hay derecho! Contra las nubes y la tecnodominación feudal' (published by Ediciones asimétricas), argues that digital clouds and…

• AN's Editor-in-Chief Recommends Summer Reads for Travel publication

  The Architect's Newspaper's editor-in-chief has curated a list of summer reading recommendations, focusing on lightweight books suitable for travel. The selection spans…

• Expanding Design's Horizon: Climate Responses Beyond the Profession publication

  This summer has seen extraordinary wildfires, droughts, and smoke, prompting Billy Fleming to assert that the design professions are neglecting the climate emergency. He…

• Outer Space Press's 'And Then There Was the Night' Unearths a Vampire's Tale publication

  Magdalena Wysocka and Claudio Pogo from Outer Space Press have unveiled 'And Then There Was the Night' (€95), an artist's book that presents a provocative story derived from found…

• RYBN.ORG's 'Human Computers' Traces Labor-Intensive Computing History publication

  The artistic collective RYBN.ORG has published 'Human Computers: A History of Labour-Intensive Computing, Followed by 6 Self-Defence Protocols' with Les Éditions UV. Since 2013,…

• Lunar Landing: Cosmic Themes and Feminism in the Works of Four Women Artists publication

  In an insightful piece for ArtMargins, Andi Soós explores the innovative contributions of four female artists during the 1960s Space Race era. Ester Krumbachová, known for her…

• Jacques Pépin's 'La Technique' Turns 50: A Culinary Milestone publication

  Jacques Pépin's seminal cookbook 'La Technique' celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. The book, first published in 1974, revolutionized culinary education by focusing on…

• Jean Pleyers' Alien Comic 'The Children of Light' Gets First English Translation publication

  Jean Pleyers' 1980s comic 'Les Êtres de Lumière' has been translated into English as 'The Children of Light' and will be reissued in July by New York Review Comics. The…

• Hannah Arendt's American Years and New Biography publication

  A new biography, 'Hannah Arendt: A Life of the Mind' by Thomas Meyer (Penguin Press, translated by Shelley Frisch), seeks to reclaim the philosopher as a German figure, but her…

• New Yorker Briefly Noted: Four New Books on Wilderness, Female Body, Obsession, and Ambition publication

  The Briefly Noted section highlights four recent publications. In 'The Savage Landscape' (Viking), Cal Flyn explores the concept of wilderness within a world dominated by humans,…

• Architecture of Life: First English Essay Collection from Fuji Kindergarten Architects publication

  ORO Editions has published 'Architecture of Life', the first English-language collection of essays by the internationally renowned architecture duo known for the Fuji Kindergarten…

• Five New Art Essay Books for Summer 2026: From Rothko to AI publication

  The Italian art magazine Artuu has curated a list of five new art essay books for summer 2026, covering diverse topics from the body in art history to generative AI. The selection…

• Udayshanth Fernando's 'Living Design' Monograph Chronicles a Life in Sri Lankan Design publication

  Rizzoli International released 'Udayshanth Fernando. Living Design' in late May 2026, a comprehensive monograph on the Sri Lankan designer, collector, and founder of Paradise…

• Bijou Karman's 'Peace Eye' zine blends 90s punk, vintage men's mags, and old yoga books publication

  Bijou Karman, an artist based in Los Angeles, has unveiled her self-published magazine titled 'Peace Eye.' This zine combines elements of 90s punk posters, vintage men's…

• Stack's Reading Habits Report Challenges Moral Panic Over Decline of Reading publication

  Steven Watson, the founder of Stack, has published a survey regarding reading habits that counters the views of commentators such as James Marriott, who claim we are becoming a…

• Juri Vallentin's 'Chants de la Nuit' Album Explores French Nocturnes publication

  Oboist Juri Vallentin, trained at the Conservatoire de Paris, has released a digital-only concept album titled 'Chants de la Nuit' (Songs of the Night), featuring works by French…

• Bassem Khandaqji's Novel 'A Mask the Colour of the Sky' Reviewed publication

  Bassem Khandaqji, a Palestinian author imprisoned for over 20 years for political activities, wrote the novel 'A Mask the Colour of the Sky' during his incarceration. The book,…

• David Lagercrantz Curates Scandi Noir Reading List for New Novel Post Mortem publication

  Author David Lagercrantz, known for continuing Stieg Larsson's Millennium series, has curated a Scandi Noir syllabus to mark the release of his new novel, Post Mortem, the third…

• Şeyda Kurt's Debut Novel 'Zeit der Monster' Imagines a Near-Future Fever Dream publication

  Şeyda Kurt, known for her bestselling nonfiction works 'Radikale Zärtlichkeit' and 'Hass', has published her first novel, 'Zeit der Monster'. The novel, set in the near future,…

• Maltique: Zarma Type Foundry's Extra-Bold Chunky Sans publication

  Zarma Type Foundry has released Maltique, an extra-bold chunky sans-serif typeface designed by Azzam Ridhamalik. The font is characterized by heavy strokes, small counter spaces,…

• Amrita Sher-Gil: 10 Paintings That Redefined Modern Indian Art publication

  The DailyArt Magazine published a feature on Amrita Sher-Gil, presenting her work through ten key paintings. The article highlights her role in reimagining modern Indian art,…

• Jana Glaese's Book on Living with AfD Neighbors: Strategies for Everyday Resistance publication

  Sociologist Jana Glaese has published a book titled "Mit Rechten leben: Widerstand und Nähe im Alltag" (Living with Right-wingers: Resistance and Proximity in Everyday Life),…

• Giuliano Della Casa's Library as Art: A Review of 'L'arte della leggerezza' publication

  Franco Nasi and Marco Belpoliti's article, titled 'L'arte della leggerezza di Giuliano Della Casa,' published on doppiozero.com, delves into the organization of personal libraries…

• Ovid's Metamorphoses and the Arts: Order and Chaos Explored publication

  The article 'Le Metamorfosi e le arti. Ordine e caos' by Matteo Piccioni and Anita Romanello, published on doppiozero.com on October 8, 2026, examines the relationship between art…

• Elisabeth Lenk's Critical Writings Reissued by Monopol publication

  Monopol magazine has announced the reissue of Elisabeth Lenk's 'Critical Writings' (Kritische Schriften), a collection of essays that bridges Critical Theory and Surrealism. Lenk,…

• Thomas Mann's 'Death in Venice': Beauty, Time, and Homoeroticism publication

  Artspecialday revisits Thomas Mann's 1912 novella 'Death in Venice' (La Morte a Venezia), examining its themes of beauty, mortality, and the passage of time. The article opens…

• Antonia Baum's Columns Collected in New Book 'Mein Leben als Frau' publication

  German writer Antonia Baum's collected columns have been published as a book. The collection includes the piece 'Mein Leben als Frau' (My Life as a Woman), which addresses…

• Poetry Sales Surge to Record Highs, Fueled by Homer and Social Media Poets publication

  In the UK, poetry is witnessing a significant revival both commercially and culturally, with sales expected to surpass £15 million and possibly reach £17 million, according to the…

• Lithium für die Energiewende: Warum grüner Kapitalismus neue Konflikte schafft publication

  Thea Riofrancos, a political scientist, has published a new book examining the contradictions of the green transition. In an interview with the German newspaper der Freitag, she…

• Caro Claire Burke's 'Yesteryear' Becomes Bestseller, Sparks Cultural Debate publication

  Caro Claire Burke's debut novel 'Yesteryear' has become a literary phenomenon, selling 1.4 million copies and spending 17 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, peaking at…

• Wallpaper* September Style Issue Cover Shoot: Fashion's Transformative Power publication

  The September 2026 Style Issue of Wallpaper* features a cover shoot inspired by the transformative themes of the A/W 2026 fashion season, particularly Matthieu Blazy's Chanel…