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• Jana Frey's New Book Criticizes Young Women's Reading Habits and Mental Health Trends publication

  In a recent interview with NZZ, Swiss-German author Jana Frey discusses her new book, in which she expresses concern about the reading habits of young women. Frey, known for her…

• Serial Entrepreneur Mike Grossman Discusses Failure in New Book publication

  Mike Grossman, a serial entrepreneur who has served as CEO of six venture-backed Silicon Valley technology companies including Zetta, Inflection, and Live Capital, has released a…

• From Portrait to Selfie: How AI Is Rewriting the History of the Face publication

  In her recent essay for Artribune, critic Beatrice Moscatelli explores how the significance of the face in art and technology is changing, shifting from traditional portraiture to…

• When Anger Turns Inward: Alain Resnais, Henri Laborit, and the Neuroscience of Depression publication

  In an essay published by the Rubin Museum, neuroscientist Leah Kelly explores the intersection of art, science, and psychology through the lens of Alain Resnais's 1971 film 'Mon…

• STEM Board Books for Babies: A Critique of the Trend publication

  A New Yorker article looks into the growing popularity of STEM-focused board books for little ones, featuring titles like Ruth Spiro's "Baby Loves Coding!" and Chris Ferrie's…

• 15 Photographs Capture the People, Land, and Culture of Argentina publication

  A new photo essay in Smithsonian magazine showcases 15 stunning photographs that capture the essence of Argentina's people, land, and culture. The images, taken by various…

• Nathaniel Philbrick's 'The Rush' Recasts California Gold Rush as Origin of Modern America publication

  In his latest book, "The Rush," Nathaniel Philbrick presents a new perspective on the California Gold Rush, framing it as a pivotal event that influenced the Civil War and shaped…

• Artists' Mothers as Muses: From Whistler to Bourgeois publication

  The article explores how five renowned artists—James McNeill Whistler, Vincent van Gogh, Marc Chagall, David Burliuk, and Louise Bourgeois—portrayed their mothers in their works,…

• New Suhrkamp Anthology Debates Postliberalism's Relevance for the German Left publication

  A new anthology titled 'Postliberalismus? Eine transatlantische Debatte' (Postliberalism? A Transatlantic Debate), published by Suhrkamp, brings together voices from the USA,…

• Maylis de Kerangal's Many Voices: A Chance Encounter on a Train publication

  The article recounts a serendipitous meeting between Maddalena Fingerle and Charlotte Ladevèze on a train from Venice to Munich. Fingerle, an Italian, was reading the children's…

• Brandon Flowers releases country album 'Thrasher', questions fame's worth publication

  Brandon Flowers, frontman of The Killers, has released his third solo album, 'Thrasher', marking his first solo work in 11 years. Recorded in Nashville's RCA Studio A, the album…

• Assouline Releases André Fu: A Designer's Vision publication

  André Fu: A Designer's Vision is a stunning 280-page hardcover book published by Assouline that explores the creative path of Hong Kong designer André Fu, who specializes in…

• Nair Benedicto's '…na boca da noite…' Book Launch at Kobbi Gallery publication

  Kobbi Gallery in São Paulo is set to unveil '…na boca da noite…', a photobook by Nair Benedicto, on August 22, from 11am to 4pm. This 64-page publication, limited to 500 copies,…

• Marlon James on His New Novel 'The Disappearers', Queer Jamaican Underground, and Facing His Nightmares publication

  In an interview with CULTURED, Marlon James discusses his upcoming novel 'The Disappearers', set to be released on September 1. The book, his first work of realism since his 2015…

• Stories in the Seams: A People's History of Black Quilts and Their Makers publication

  Chronicle Books will release 'Stories in the Seams: A People's History of Black Quilts and Their Makers' on October 6, a richly illustrated volume researched by Sharbreon Plummer…

• Robert Charles Mann's Solargraphs: Six-Month Pinhole Exposures at Château Miraval publication

  Robert Charles Mann, a photographer, has unveiled a monograph named Solargraphs, published by Hemeria, which showcases 50 pinhole images taken during his residency at Château…

• Hungary's Melancholy Literary Brand: From Nobel Prize to Political Reckoning publication

  Hungarian literature, often characterized by its melancholic tone, has seen a rise in international acclaim, especially following László Krasznahorkai's receipt of the Nobel Prize…

• Matis Leggiadro Returns to Maison 3 to Launch His First Novel publication

  Matis Leggiadro, a French author and art critic, will return to the Parisian venue Maison 3 on Friday, September 25, at 10 PM to celebrate the release of his debut novel, "TU ES…

• Madeline Schwartzman's 'Alive' Explores Radical Life at the Intersection of Biology and Technology publication

  Madeline Schwartzman's upcoming book, "Alive," is set to be published by Thames & Hudson in 2025. This 256-page work, with ISBN 978-0500026861, is divided into seven sections: New…

• Penguin Random House Halts Mamdani Biography Amid Plagiarism Claims publication

  Penguin Random House has halted the marketing and public availability of Ross Barkan's biography, "The Revolutionary: Zohran Mamdani and the Remaking of American Politics," due to…

• Sandy Liang's 'Dressing Up' Book Chronicles a Decade of Memories publication

  Designer Sandy Liang, known for her downtown aesthetic, has collaborated with Rizzoli to publish her first book, 'Dressing Up,' a hand-annotated diary of her past decade. The…

• Lukas Bärfuss's New Novel 'Queen of the Night' Explores His Mother's Life publication

  Swiss writer Lukas Bärfuss has published a new novel titled 'Queen of the Night' (Königin der Nacht), with the subtitle 'A Short Book About My Mother'. Despite the subtitle,…

• Book Recommendations for Rainy Days: From Afrofuturist Space Adventures to Dystopian French Elections publication

  As summer heat gives way to rain and thunderstorms, the German newspaper der Freitag offers three book recommendations to accompany the cozy indoor days. The first is Nnedi…

• Mark Guiducci's First September Issue at Vanity Fair Features Marc Jacobs publication

  On the latest episode of Vogue's podcast, 'The Run Through,' hosted by Chloe Malle, Mark Guiducci, Vanity Fair's global editorial director, opened up about his debut September…

• Libby Flores's 'Every Weekday at 4:45 P.M.' in The New Yorker publication

  Libby Flores's short story 'Every Weekday at 4:45 P.M.' was published in The New Yorker's flash fiction section. The narrative follows a man who calls a woman named Daisy Maisey…

• Vanishing Japan: Book Recalls Five Lost Architectural Marvels publication

  A new book from Thames & Hudson, 'Vanishing Japan: Modern Architecture, Gone But Not Forgotten', by architect Naomi Pollock, celebrates Japan's remarkable modern buildings that…

• Rachel Cusk's New Novel 'Life of M' Sparks Speculation About Natalie Portman publication

  On August 25, both the UK and US will see the launch of Rachel Cusk's novel 'Life of M,' which has ignited discussions regarding its potential reflection of actress Natalie…

• Ravyn Lenae's 'Blue Island': A Genre-Defying Third Album publication

  Ravyn Lenae's third album, 'Blue Island,' opens with a series of percussive bangs leading into the lead single 'Handle,' a guitar-led pop-rock track with an anthemic chorus. The…

• Andrev Walden's 'Ho avuto sette padri' Reviewed: A Swedish Novel on Fatherhood and Adolescence publication

  On doppiozero.com, Alessandro Mezzena Lona critiques Andrev Walden's Swedish book 'Ho avuto sette padri' (I Had Seven Fathers), which delves into themes of fatherhood and the…

• DayDreams at LongHouse Reserve: A New Art Book and Launch Event in East Hampton publication

  On August 13, 2026, LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, New York, unveiled DayDreams, a book curated by James Salomon. This 116-page softcover, crafted by designer Seth Sgorbati,…

• Monocle's September Education Special: Unschooling, Craft Revival, and Life Lessons publication

  Monocle's Education Special for September delves into creative approaches to learning. The editor expresses his enthusiasm for turning personal stories into engaging articles in…

• Queer AFL Romance Novel 'After the Siren' Optioned by Mad Ones Films publication

  Mad Ones Films has secured the rights to adapt Darcy Green's upcoming 2025 novel 'After the Siren' into a screen format. This queer romance revolves around the fictional Brunswick…

• Osvalde Lewat's 'Un corps indocile' Dissects Male Vulnerability in New Novel publication

  Osvalde Lewat's second novel, Un corps indocile, is set to be published for the 2026 literary season by Philippe Rey in France and Jimsaan in Senegal. The Franco-Cameroonian…

• Matteo Rigosa's 'PERSONA' Editorial for KALTBLUT publication

  KALTBLUT Magazine released an exclusive photo editorial titled 'PERSONA', featuring photography and art direction by Matteo Rigosa. The shoot centers on model Fabio Tavares,…

• Nicholas Goodly's New Poetry Collection 'Star Power' Embraces Black Queer Joy publication

  In June 2026, Simon & Schuster published Nicholas Goodly's second poetry anthology, titled Star Power. This work acts as a declaration of Black queer happiness, delving into…

• Penguin Random House Suspends Ross Barkan's Book After Plagiarism Allegations publication

  Following allegations of significant plagiarism in his political columns for New York Magazine, Penguin Random House has suspended both the promotion and public sales of…

• Criterion's The Complete Kubrick: 30-Disc Box Set Arrives October 20 publication

  On October 20, The Criterion Collection will unveil The Complete Kubrick, a comprehensive 30-disc box set featuring the films of Stanley Kubrick. This collection encompasses all…

• New Poetry Selections Spotlight Mort, Walls, Evans and Bramwell publication

  A review of recent poetry publications features collections by Helen Mort, Eoghan Walls, Martina Evans, and Colin Bramwell. The works are described as offering piercing visions of…

• Rizzoli Book Resurrects Jean Louis, Hollywood's Overlooked Bombshell Costume Designer publication

  "Jean Louis: Hollywood's Bombshell Designer," the sixth installment by biographers Roger and Mauricio Padilha, is set to be released by Rizzoli. This book seeks to revive the…

• Malavika Kannan's 'Unprecedented Times': A Pandemic Novel of Queer Identity and Disillusionment publication

  In Malavika Kannan's debut novel 'Unprecedented Times,' protagonist Rishi, the queer daughter of Tamil immigrants, leaves Stanford during the pandemic and joins friends at a…