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David Sala reimagines Frankenstein creature as newborn in new graphic novel
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David Sala, a Strasbourg-based comic artist known for audacious literary reinterpretations, has turned his attention to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. In an interview with Le Monde,…
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Salma El Moumni's novel 'La vraie vie de Sawsan' explores intimate inquiry
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Salma El Moumni's new novel 'La vraie vie de Sawsan' (Grasset) follows a narrator who encounters Sawsan, a young woman known only by her name and passion for dance classes. The…
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New Biography Debunks Myths About Mary Boleyn, the 'Other Boleyn Girl'
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In her book, 'Mary Boleyn: The Queen's Slandered Sister,' historian Sylvia Barbara Soberton disputes the common misconceptions surrounding Mary Boleyn, sister to Anne Boleyn and…
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Michael Roch Publishes Speculative Novel 'Kò Mawon'
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Michael Roch, a French writer born in 1987 and currently based in Martinique, has released 'Kò Mawon', a speculative fiction novel. The book follows his earlier works 'Tè Mawon'…
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New Book Offers Intimate Look at Frida Kahlo's Family Sanctuary
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Rizzoli New York has unveiled a new publication titled *Casa Kahlo: Frida Kahlo's Home and Sanctuary*. This work explores the Museo Casa Kahlo, which opened last year in Mexico…
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Douglas Stuart's Guide to Scotland's Sister Cities
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Douglas Stuart, the Booker Prize-winning author recognized for 'Shuggie Bain' and 'Young Mungo', presents his personal insights on Glasgow and Edinburgh. Having studied fashion…
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Majority of foreign authors refuse to publish with Grasset amid Bolloré controversy
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A majority of foreign authors published by French publisher Grasset have announced they will cease publishing with the house, citing concerns over its future under the leadership…
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Aea Varfis-van Warmelo's Debut Novel Explores Lying and Deception
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Aea Varfis-van Warmelo's debut novel, 'Attention-Seeking Behaviour,' is written from the perspective of a compulsive liar. The unnamed narrator admits early on to being a liar,…
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Assouline Releases Deluxe Basquiat Monograph with 200+ Artworks
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Assouline has published 'Basquiat: The World of Jean-Michel,' a luxury monograph that contextualizes Jean-Michel Basquiat's practice within the 1980s New York art scene. Released…
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Deborah Levy’s ‘My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein’ Reviewed
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In her latest novel, Deborah Levy employs a temporally confused, unreliable narrator to explore existential questions across 200 pages of first-person, stream-of-consciousness…
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Izabella Scott's 'The Bed Trick' Examines Consent and Deception in British Rape Case
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Izabella Scott's book 'The Bed Trick: Sex and Deception on Trial' dissects a 2017 British rape case where Gayle Newland was convicted for pretending to be a man named Kai during a…
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Peter Follansbee's New Book Details 17th-Century Cupboard Decoration
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Peter Follansbee's forthcoming book, "17th-Century Essex County Cupboard," is expected to arrive at the warehouse soon. An excerpt from Chapter 8 details the decoration process,…
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Orlando Tales Debuts Synaestesia at Milan Design Week 2026
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At Milan Design Week 2026, Orlando Tales introduced Synaestesia, an intriguing multisensory project that blends design, storytelling, music, and scent. Created by Antonella…
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Monocle's Helsinki guide captures the city's slow charm and evolving confidence
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Monocle has released a travel guide to Helsinki, crafted by a long-time resident who emphasizes the city's understated appeal. The guide focuses on heritage cafés, neighbourhood…
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Kabuki Cinema Guide Released Alongside Kokuho UK Release
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A guide to kabuki theatre in film has been published to mark the UK release of Kokuho, a Japanese epic that became the highest-grossing live-action film in Japan. The film,…
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Fontfabric Releases Postamp Grotesk, a Condensed Sans Serif from Stamp Letterforms
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Fontfabric has released Postamp Grotesk, a condensed sans serif typeface derived from U.S. postage stamp letterforms. Designed by a five-person team led by Ivelina Martinova, the…
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Maxime Riché's 'Paradise' Documents Aftermath of California's Camp Fire
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Maxime Riché's monograph 'Paradise,' published by André Frère Editions, examines the aftermath of the 2018 Camp Fire that destroyed Paradise, California. The fire, ignited by a…
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Cher's 80th Birthday: Architectural Digest Retrospective of Her Homes
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Architectural Digest published a photo gallery of 30 images documenting Cher's domestic life as she turns 80. The feature explores her homes and how her personal style defined…
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Will Sharpe Brings a Chaotic, Human Mozart to Starz's 'Amadeus'
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In Starz's recently launched five-part series 'Amadeus,' Will Sharpe, recognized for his Emmy-nominated performance in 'The White Lotus,' takes on the role of Wolfgang Amadeus…
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Sophia Kennedy's New Song 'Schenke mir ein' Channels Hildegard Knef
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Hamburg-based singer Sophia Kennedy has released a new song titled 'Schenke mir ein,' described as slightly crazy and reminiscent of Hildegard Knef's spirit. The track is from her…
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Sabine June Haitsma's 'Isla Boy' Captures Siargao's Coastal Rhythm
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Sabine June Haitsma's ongoing photographic project 'Isla Boy' documents life on the island of Siargao in the Philippines, born from extended stays that shifted her urban…
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Reset Magazine Launches as Art Object for Gaming Generation
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Reset is a new bi-annual gaming magazine launched by Kepler Interactive, helmed by creative director Simon Sweeney. Positioned as an art object, it targets the first generation…
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Photographers document decaying US movie palaces
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Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre's photographic series captures abandoned movie theaters across the United States and Canada, including the Meserole Theater in Brooklyn, the…
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Tamara Lukasheva Sets Rilke Poems to Music in New Album
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Tamara Lukasheva, a musician originally from Ukraine and now based in Germany, has unveiled her latest album, 'Rilke vertont. Solo,' which interprets the poetry of Rainer Maria…
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Ary Scheffer: Romantic Painter of the July Monarchy
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The most recent edition of Beaux Arts Magazine highlights Ary Scheffer, a significant figure in the Romantic art movement, born in Dordrecht, Netherlands, on February 10, 1795.…
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Adriana Peliano's 'Desire Machines' Blends Steampunk and Surrealism
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Adriana Peliano's series 'Desire Machines' assembles steampunk-inspired images from discarded objects, prosthetics, dolls, busts, and gears to form new visual organisms. The work…
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Gustave Courbet's Career Through 10 Key Paintings
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A DailyArt Magazine feature examines Gustave Courbet's oeuvre via ten representative works, tracing his evolution from Romantic self-portraits to Realist provocations, landscapes,…
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Gustave Courbet's 'The Desperate Man' Analyzed in DailyArt Magazine Feature
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DailyArt Magazine published an in-depth analysis of Gustave Courbet's self-portrait 'The Desperate Man' (c. 1844–1845), housed at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. The painting, created…
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Pietro Bianchi Analyzes José Régio's El-Rei Sebastião Through Psychoanalysis
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Marco Grosoli and Anita Romanello examine Pietro Bianchi's reading of José Régio's 1949 play El-Rei Sebastião, highlighting the role of psychoanalysis. The play is set in 1578, on…
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Peter Pan: The Dark Allegory of J.M. Barrie's Reluctant Growth
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An in-depth analysis of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, exploring its origins in Barrie's personal trauma—the death of his brother David when Barrie was six—and the author's lifelong…
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Monocle Releases Thailand Travel and Relocation Handbook
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Monocle has published the sixth installment in its Handbook series, focusing on Thailand. The 224-page hardcover guide covers destinations from mountainous Chiang Rai to tropical…
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Dalì's 'Couple with Heads Full of Clouds' Analyzed
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Salvador Dalì's 1936 painting 'Couple with Heads Full of Clouds' is examined for its fantastical imagery and the role of imagination. The work depicts two faceless figures, Gala…
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Boards of Canada announce new album 'Inferno' after 13-year hiatus
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After 13 years since 'Tomorrow's Harvest', Scottish electronic duo Boards of Canada (Michael and Marcus Eoin Sandison) are releasing a new album titled 'Inferno' on May 29, 2026,…
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Honor Jones on Art, Literature, and Motherhood
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Honor Jones, senior editor at The Atlantic, recommends visiting the Met to work, punctuating the day with art and croissants. She cherishes Jacques Sarazin's sculpture 'Leda and…
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Raffaella Arpiani's 'Non ci capisco un Picasso' Demystifies Avant-Garde Art
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Raffaella Arpiani's new book 'Non ci capisco un Picasso' (Feltrinelli) aims to dismantle the common feeling of inadequacy before modern art. The volume covers 20th-century…
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Luca Ricci's new novel 'Gioco di prestigio' explores failure and redemption in Rome
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Italian writer Luca Ricci returns with a new novel 'Gioco di prestigio' (published by La nave di Teseo), following his seasons quadrilogy and 'Gotico Rosa'. The story follows a…
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Literary Nepo Babies: Children of Famous Novelists on Following in Their Parents' Footsteps
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A Guardian feature explores the rise of second-generation novelists, including Naomi Ishiguro, Jess Atwood Gibson, and Patrick Charnley, who have published books this year. The…
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Beaux Arts decodes 10 Impressionist masterpieces
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Beaux Arts magazine has published an analysis of ten Impressionist masterpieces, starting with Édouard Manet's Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, which caused a scandal at the 1863 Salon…
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Fujiki Studio + F.A.D.S Document 16 Years of Seamless Architecture
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Beam Editions has just put out a new paperback titled 'Seamless Architecture of Fujiki Studio + F.A.D.S.' This book spans 164 pages and highlights sixteen years of architectural…
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Antonio Delfini: The Forgotten Surrealist Writer of Modena
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Antonio Delfini (Modena, 1907–1963) was an Italian surrealist and author whose literary contributions remained largely overlooked during his life. Hailing from a waning noble…
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