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• Olivier Nora launches own publishing house after Grasset ouster publication

  Respected French publisher Olivier Nora has unveiled his new venture, Olivier Nora Éditions, four months after his exit from Grasset on April 14, 2026. With minority support from…

• Palaces of the Public: A Cultural History of Washington, DC Hotels publication

  John DeFerrari's new book, 'Palaces of the Public: A Cultural History of Washington, DC Hotels,' traces the evolution of lodging in the US capital from 18th-century taverns and…

• Geraldine Oetken's Debut Novel 'Frieda' Traces Nazi-Era Family History publication

  Geraldine Oetken's debut novel 'Frieda' investigates the life of her great-aunt, who died during the Nazi era in a home for people with disabilities. The book is a commendable…

• Mark Abegg de Boucherville's 'Out to Lunch' Captures Paris Models Dining publication

  Mark Abegg de Boucherville has unveiled his first photobook, titled 'Out to Lunch', which showcases 88 models captured during lunch meetings across Paris. Drawing inspiration from…

• Incarcerated: Andy Aitchison's Photographic Study of Britain's Victorian Prisons publication

  For more than twenty years, photographer Andy Aitchison has captured life within the remaining Victorian prisons in Britain, culminating in the release of his book 'Incarcerated'…

• Carlo Crivelli: The Enigmatic Renaissance Trickster Explored publication

  The Daily Art Magazine published an article on July 20, 2026, titled 'Carlo Crivelli—Enigmatic Renaissance Trickster,' which examines the Venetian painter Carlo Crivelli (c.…

• 10 New Children’s Books Celebrating Women Artists publication

  A new list of ten children's books highlights the contributions of women artists, from painters to sculptors and illustrators. The selection, published by DailyArt Magazine on…

• Ise Gropius' Diaries Reveal Bauhaus Life and Conflicts publication

  The diaries of Ise Gropius, wife of Walter Gropius, offer a unique insight into life at the Bauhaus between 1924 and 1928. They recount conflicts with the municipal administration…

• Reinhard Kleist's Castro Graphic Novel Reissued in Expanded Edition publication

  To mark the 100th birthday of Fidel Castro, the Carlsen Verlag has released a revised and expanded edition of Reinhard Kleist's acclaimed graphic novel 'Castro'. Originally…

• Douglas Stuart to Read from 'John of John' in Berlin and Hamburg publication

  Douglas Stuart, the Booker Prize-winning author, will present his third novel 'John of John' in Germany this September. The book, which has been nominated for the Booker Prize…

• Aldo Buzzi's 1946 Letter Praises Saul Steinberg's 'All in Line' publication

  In a letter dated March 26, 1946, writer Aldo Buzzi praised his friend Saul Steinberg's book 'All in Line', published in June 1945 by Duell, Sloan & Pearce. Buzzi lauded the…

• Wolfgang Krieger's 'Storia dei Servizi segreti' Traces Espionage from Pharaohs to CIA publication

  In a review published on doppiozero.com, Paolo Bertinetti and Anita Romanello discuss Wolfgang Krieger's book 'Storia dei Servizi segreti. Dai faraoni alla Cia' (History of Secret…

• The Rumpus Launches Spanish-Language Literary Magazine El Alboroto publication

  The Rumpus, a prominent online literary magazine, is expanding its reach with the launch of a new Spanish-language publication titled El Alboroto. Announced via LitHub, the new…

• Art Business Brief Launches for Paid Subscribers with AI-Assisted Market Insights publication

  Art Marketing News has introduced the Art Business Brief, a new AI-assisted feature for paid subscribers, announced in a free post on August 2026. The Brief aims to provide…

• May Sarton's Diaries: A Spanish Publication Revisits Solitude and Artistic Identity publication

  Gallo Nero has published Spanish editions of May Sarton's diaries, 'Diary of a Solitude' (1972) and 'Plant Dreaming Deep' (1968), offering readers a raw and honest account of the…

• Tana French Tops NYT's Best Thrillers Lists with Most Appearances publication

  Tana French, a writer based in Dublin, has been recognized by The New York Times as the most prolific thriller author of this century. In two recently published lists, she…

• Thélyson Orélien's Debut Novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' Becomes Global Publishing Phenomenon publication

  Thélyson Orélien, a writer from Quebec with Haitian roots, found acclaim with his first novel, 'C'était ça ou mourir,' which was published by Grasset in France. After its March…

• Anna Ostasenko Bogdanoff's Debut Novel Explores Grief and Family Legacy publication

  Anna Ostasenko Bogdanoff, a 35-year-old documentary filmmaker and video artist, has written her first novel, "Rappelle-moi, ma belle," set for release on August 19. The book…

• Revue des Deux Mondes Summer Issue Honors Jean Gabin and Musée du Quai Branly publication

  The summer edition of the Revue des Deux Mondes, overseen by Aurélie Julia, highlights two significant topics related to French cultural heritage. One dossier commemorates actor…

• Urs Augstburger's Literary Premonition of Swiss Drought publication

  Swiss writer Urs Augstburger, in his latest work, anticipated the drought conditions currently affecting Switzerland, as highlighted in a recent NZZ article. The piece, titled…

• Mathias Énard's 'Malinconia dei confini' Marks Shift to First-Person Testimony publication

  French writer Mathias Énard, known for novels such as 'Zone' and 'Compass', has adopted a first-person narrative for the first time in his new book 'Malinconia dei confini'…

• Manik Sarkar's Debut Novel 'Ochsenkopf' Launches with German Reading Tour publication

  Dutch author Manik Sarkar presents his debut novel 'Ochsenkopf' with an extensive reading tour across Germany and Switzerland. The novel tells the story of Rensing junior, a…

• Jess Walter's 'Beautiful Ruins' Named Book of the Week publication

  Jess Walter's novel 'Beautiful Ruins' (Schöne Ruinen) has been selected as the book of the week by German culture news outlet Kulturnews. Originally published in 2013, the novel…

• Tina N. Martin's 'Racheflamme' Concludes Idun Lind Series with Gruesome Finale publication

  Swedish thriller author Tina N. Martin releases 'Racheflamme', the final installment of her five-part Idun Lind series, featuring a disturbing opening scene where an actress is…

• The Boom of German Regional Crime Fiction: A Cultural and Economic Phenomenon publication

  German regional crime fiction, known as 'Heimatkrimi' or 'Regionalkrimi', has become a significant literary and economic trend. This genre combines the classic whodunit structure…

• Eva Kranenburg's Coming-of-Age Novel Set in East Germany publication

  Eva Kranenburg's novel "Falls jemand fragt, wer wir waren" (If Anyone Asks Who We Were) is a coming-of-age story set in the early German Democratic Republic (GDR). The narrative…

• Ben Marcin's 'The Holdouts' Documents 16 Years of Baltimore's Abandoned Homes publication

  Photographer Ben Marcin has unveiled his first photobook, 'The Holdouts,' after 16 years of capturing abandoned structures in Baltimore and the Eastern Shore, with publication by…

• Chromatic Architecture: New Book Celebrates Colour in Built Environment publication

  "Chromatic Architecture," authored by artist-designer Adam Nathaniel Furman and journalist Kate Mazade, delves into the significance of colour in architecture as vital for human…

• Melania Mazzucco's Novel Reconstructs Life of Plautilla Bricci, First Known Female Architect publication

  Italian writer Melania Mazzucco has published a novel reconstructing the life of Plautilla Bricci, recognized as the first known female architect of the pre-industrial era. Bricci…

• Jaume Cabré's Novel 'Le voci del fiume' Chronicles 70 Years of Catalan History publication

  Jaume Cabré's latest novel, 'Le voci del fiume' (The Voices of the River), published by La Nuova Frontiera in 2026, is set in the Catalan village of Torena, now uninhabited, in…

• Ayrson Heráclito's First Monograph 'Òye' Explores Yoruba Concepts in Art publication

  The inaugural monograph on Ayrson Heráclito, named 'Òye' (Cobogó, 2026), delves into his creations from 2000 to 2025, structured around seven key word-concepts. A babalorixá…

• Mina Stone's Essential Cookbooks: From Alice Waters to Salvador Dalí publication

  In CULTURED, chef Mina Stone presents eight indispensable cookbooks that showcase her Greek and Middle Eastern culinary heritage. Among these, Suzanne Goin's Sunday Suppers at…

• Publishers Face AI Backlash as Trust in Authors Erodes publication

  The literary industry is currently grappling with controversies surrounding artificial intelligence, leading publishers to create new guidelines. This past summer, Europa Content…

• Judith Malina's Diaries Chronicle Living Theatre's Brazil Imprisonment publication

  'The Diaries of Judith Malina: 1969-1971' (Northwestern University Press, 2026) delves into Brazilian theater during the period of the AI-5 decree under military rule. Judith…

• Phaidon's 'Great Women Photographers' Chronicles 250+ Pioneers Across 200 Years publication

  On October 14, 2026, Phaidon will unveil 'Great Women Photographers,' the fourth installment in its series celebrating impactful women in the arts. Edited by Fiona Rogers, this…

• Bodega Cats of New York: A Photographic Tribute and Advocacy for Working Cats publication

  Since 2022, Dan Rimada, a resident of New York, has been capturing the essence of bodega cats throughout the city's five boroughs. He has encountered 60 different cats and teamed…

• Nolan's 'Odyssey' Film Boosts Homer Translations, Emily Wilson's Bestseller publication

  Christopher Nolan's cinematic take on Homer's 'The Odyssey' has achieved a remarkable $1.1 billion in worldwide earnings, setting new IMAX records and driving a surge in sales for…

• Summer Reading List: 15 Classic Art Books to Rediscover in August 2026 publication

  Artribune has published a curated list of 15 classic art books to rediscover during the summer of 2026, specifically for Ferragosto (August 15th). The list includes works by Carla…

• Artsy Asks 9 Artists What They're Reading This Summer publication

  Artsy has reached out to a group of artists with busy schedules to ask what they are reading this summer. The article highlights that summer brings a change of pace to the art…

• Vogue's Mid-Year Best Albums of 2026: A Diverse Musical Landscape publication

  Vogue staffers have curated a list of the best albums of 2026 so far, highlighting a year rich in pop, experimental, and genre-defying releases. The list features major pop stars…