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• Arquine's Four Publications Selected for 14th Ibero-American Architecture Biennial publication

  The 14th Ibero-American Architecture and Urbanism Biennial (BIAU) has chosen four works from the Mexican publisher Arquine: 'Conversaciones de sur a sur: Arquitectura, cultura y…

• Less Than Zero: A Time Capsule of '80s Excess and Fashion publication

  Bret Easton Ellis's inaugural novel, Less Than Zero, released in 1985 and later transformed into a film in 1987, vividly portrays the extravagance of the 1980s in terms of fashion…

• Spike Fuck Returns with Debut Album 'Evidence' After Decade-Long Hiatus publication

  Australian artist Spike Fuck has announced his debut album 'Evidence', marking his first release in ten years. His last EP, 'The Smackwave', was released a decade ago and…

• Plato's Tripartite Soul: Reason, Spirit, and Appetite in the Republic publication

  In Book IV of Plato's Republic, Socrates discusses with Glaucon a three-part model of the soul (psuche), equating it with the mind. He posits that the soul comprises three…

• Amy Chozick's Novel Explores Parallels Between Motherhood and Sex Work publication

  In a personal essay for Vogue, journalist and author Amy Chozick reflects on her experience visiting a strip club in Milwaukee three weeks after giving birth, an assignment for a…

• Two German Novels Explore Generations of Women's Struggles for Freedom publication

  The Süddeutsche Zeitung reviews two new German-language novels that examine the lives of women across multiple generations. Hannah Häffner's "Die Riesinnen" and Miriam Carbe's…

• Jean-Pierre Laffont's 'Rebels with a Cause' Chronicles US Protest Movements publication

  Jean-Pierre Laffont's photobook 'Rebels with a Cause', published by Damiani Books in September, compiles over 150 photographs documenting civil rights struggles, protests, and…

• Kyle Edwards' 'Tributaries' in The New Yorker publication

  Kyle Edwards' short story 'Tributaries' was published in The New Yorker's Flash Fiction section. The narrative follows a boy known as a 'Freedom Baby'—stateless, without…

• Lost Art Press Offers Complete Set of Six Pocket Books for $99 publication

  Lost Art Press is currently offering a special deal on a complete set of six pocket books for $99. Each pocket book, sized at 4" x 6-1/2", is filled with expert insights on…

• Four New Children's Books Introduce Young Readers to Poetry publication

  A recent article in the Süddeutsche Zeitung highlights four new children's books that aim to introduce young readers to poetry. The books are described as not only love letters to…

• Lin Zhipeng's Tropical Summer in New AnOther Photo Dump Series publication

  AnOther Magazine has introduced a summer series called 'AnOther Photo Dump,' encouraging photographers from around the globe to showcase their interpretations of the season. The…

• Gianfranco Frattini Centenary: Catalogue Raisonné and Legacy publication

  In 2026, the 100th anniversary of architect Gianfranco Frattini (Padua, 1926 – Milan, 2004) will be commemorated with various events, including the exhibition 'Gianfranco…

• Mark Twain's 1898 Story Predicted the Internet and Social Media publication

  In 1898, Mark Twain published the short story "From The 'London Times' in 1904," which envisioned a device called the telelectroscope that resembles the modern internet and social…

• Notting Hill Carnival 60th Anniversary Photo Book by Wayne Campbell and Wayne Crichlow publication

  To mark the 60th anniversary of the Notting Hill Carnival, a new book titled 'Carnival of Resistance' by photographers Wayne Campbell and Wayne Crichlow compiles over 15 years of…

• David Pye's Craft Distinction Revisited in 10 Projects publication

  In 1968, David Pye, a furniture designer and professor at the Royal College of Art, published 'The Nature and Art of Workmanship', a book structured around the distinction between…

• DailyArt Magazine's Top 10 Sailing Paintings from Friedrich to Lichtenstein publication

  DailyArt Magazine has published a curated list of ten notable paintings centered on the theme of sailing, spanning from the 19th to the late 20th century. The selection includes…

• Sierra Greer's 'Annie Robot' Explores AI Emotions Amid UBTECH's Humanoid Launch publication

  Sierra Greer's debut novel 'Annie Robot', winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award, has been published in German, coinciding with UBTECH Robotics' unveiling of humanoid androids in…

• Brigitte Reimann's Stepdaughter Christine Burgartz Reimagines the Author's Final Years in a Novel publication

  Christine Burgartz, the daughter of Brigitte Reimann's last husband, has published a novel that reimagines the final phase of the East German author's life, who died in 1973. The…

• Alberto Toscano's 'Il tempo dei mostri' Analyzes Trump and American Hegemony publication

  Alberto Toscano, a philosopher and social critic, has published a book titled 'Il tempo dei mostri. Trump e la crisi dell’egemonia americana' (Laterza, 2026), which examines the…

• Lindsey Drager Coins 'Un-Fiction' in New Essay 'To Possess Is to Extinguish' publication

  In a recent interview, American writer and academic Lindsey Drager introduced the term 'un-fiction' to describe work that is neither fiction nor fact. This concept, presented in…

• Graham-Dixon's Vermeer Biography: A Speculative Leap into Remonstrant Faith publication

  In 'Vermeer: A Life Lost and Found' (2026, W. W. Norton & Company), Andrew Graham-Dixon offers a fresh perspective on Johannes Vermeer’s existence, proposing that he and his…

• August's New Fiction Explores Roots, Identity, and Family publication

  August's new fiction releases focus on themes of roots, identity, and family, as summer draws to a close. The month's offerings include a variety of genres, from thrillers to…

• Anna Voloshyna's New Cookbook 'Ukraïne' Chronicles Culinary Heritage Amid War publication

  Anna Voloshyna, a Ukrainian chef residing in Oakland, CA, is preparing to launch her second cookbook, 'Ukraïne: Recipes and Stories from Kyiv to the Black Sea,' in October. This…

• William Marx's 'L'Adieu à la littérature' Revisited: Literature's Rise, Autonomy, and Decline publication

  In a 2005 essay, French literary critic William Marx proposed a three-stage history of modern literature: expansion, autonomy, and devaluation. During the expansion phase,…

• Kristina Rozhkova's 'Gut Feeling' Explores Captivity and Control publication

  Kristina Rozhkova's book 'Gut Feeling', released by Void, delves into themes of captivity, cruelty, and the dichotomy between care and control, reflecting on her experiences of…

• Frankie Opens Pre-Orders for 2027 Diary and Calendar with Artist Collaborations publication

  Australian lifestyle publication frankie has announced pre-orders for its 2027 diary and calendar, featuring artwork by several contemporary artists. The cloth-bound diary…

• Jelinek's 'Unter Tieren' Book Release Precedes Salzburg Premiere publication

  Elfriede Jelinek's play 'Unter Tieren' is set to premiere at the Salzburg Festival, and a book edition of the work is now available for readers. The play, which has been described…

• Lauren Collins's New Book on Wilmington Coup and Recommended Histories of Race publication

  Lauren Collins, a writer for The New Yorker hailing from Wilmington, North Carolina, has published "They Stole a City," which features an excerpt in The New Yorker. The book…

• Book the Trip: 30 Years of Folk Lettering in 700 Photographs publication

  Alastair A. Johnston, a renowned master printer and author of various works focused on type, typography, and design, has released 'Book the Trip' through Poltroon Press. This…

• Jordan Harper's 'A Violent Masterpiece' Rethinks Noir for the Epstein Era publication

  In April, Jordan Harper released his novel 'A Violent Masterpiece,' which the Times Book Review has labeled 'the noir novel for our times.' This work serves as a sort of sequel to…

• Sidi El Karchi's 'Blue Widow' Honors His Mother in Maastricht Column publication

  In the latest issue of Museumtijdschrift (nr 5 • 2026), columnist Pauline Broekema profiles Sidi El Karchi's painting 'Blue Widow, portret van Azza El Karchi' (2002), a tribute to…

• Tarot Cards as World Commentary: Obrist, Marsili, and Kluge publication

  Hans Ulrich Obrist and Lorenzo Marsili have invited German filmmaker and writer Alexander Kluge to create a tarot deck that offers a commentary on the state of the world. The…

• Tim Pope's Memoir Chronicles Wild Music Video Adventures with Bowie, Mercury, and the Cure publication

  Tim Pope, a celebrated director of music videos for iconic artists such as the Cure, David Bowie, Queen, Soft Cell, and Neil Young, has launched a memoir entitled 'I Shoot Rock…

• Şeyda Kurt's Novel 'Zeit der Monster' Imagines a Weidel Chancellorship publication

  German author Şeyda Kurt has published a new novel, 'Zeit der Monster' (Time of Monsters), which imagines a dystopian scenario where a far-right chancellor, reminiscent of AfD…

• Valentina Tanni's 'Estéticas liminales' Explores Internet's Dark Aesthetics publication

  Valentina Tanni's 2023 book 'Estéticas liminales. Vaporwave, Backrooms, weirdcore o cómo la cultura de internet está enrareciendo la realidad' has been published in Spanish by…

• Soviet Children's Books: The Political Power of Illustrated Literature publication

  The article, published on doppiozero.com, explores the ideological role of Soviet children's books, focusing on the post-1917 period. It highlights Nadežda Krupskaja, wife of…

• Procida: The Island of Arturo Gerace in Morante's Novel publication

  The island of Procida, located in the Gulf of Naples, is celebrated in a new article on Doppiozero as a place that exists in literature before reality. For readers of Elsa…

• Claire Stapleton's Memoir 'Don't Be Evil' Chronicles Google Walkout and Tech Disillusionment publication

  Claire Stapleton's memoir, "Don't Be Evil," chronicles her twelve years at Google, detailing her experiences and disillusionment with the tech giant. The book reflects on the…

• Flightmode Exhibition Catalogue Design by Heather Lynn publication

  The Flightmode exhibition identity catalogue, designed by Heather Lynn, is a print publication that documents the exhibition's visual identity and layout. The design team,…

• Isaac Butler's 'The Perfect Moment' Revisits the Culture Wars and NEA Funding Battles publication

  In 'The Perfect Moment,' Isaac Butler examines the culture wars in the United States from the mid-1980s through 2000, emphasizing the censorship of art by the state and…