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• Otto Soglow's 'Liberated Latin' Revives Dead Language Through Cartoons publication

  In a nostalgic reflection, PRINT Magazine's Daily Heller column revisits the 1952 humor book 'Liberated Latin,' illustrated by Otto Soglow (1900–1975), creator of the minimalist…

• Douglas Kirkland's Legendary Marilyn Monroe Shoot Reissued by Damiani publication

  In 1961, photographer Douglas Kirkland, then a recent hire at Look Magazine, was assigned to photograph Marilyn Monroe for the publication's 25th anniversary special. On a dark…

• Şeyda Kurt's Debut Novel 'Zeit der Monster' Explores Köln-Kalk's End of the World publication

  Şeyda Kurt, a German-Turkish author and journalist, has published her debut novel "Zeit der Monster" (Time of the Monsters) with Hanser Verlag. The novel is set in Köln-Kalk, a…

• Art Cure: Daisy Fancourt's New Book Argues for Art as a Health Pillar publication

  Daisy Fancourt, who leads the World Health Organisation's Collaborating Centre on Arts and Health and teaches at University College London, has just released a book titled 'Art…

• Darren Vargas's 'Moretón' Documents Lee Espinoza's Boxing Club in Coachella publication

  Darren Vargas has unveiled 'Moretón', a new release from Friends Editions that chronicles the Lee Espinoza Coachella Valley Boxing Club. The title, meaning 'bruise' in Spanish,…

• August Book Recommendations: From Darren Almond's Fullmoon to Gertrude Stein's Biography publication

  In its August issue, the German art magazine Monopol highlights five noteworthy new books. 'Fullmoon' by Darren Almond (Taschen, €100) features more than 370 landscape images…

• Rolling Stones Biography by Bob Spitz: Focus on Musicians, Not Music publication

  In a new biography, American author Bob Spitz chronicles the sixty-year career of the Rolling Stones. The book, titled 'Rolling Stones: Sechzig Jahre lang Satisfaction. Und erst…

• Marco S. Sozzi's 'Storia del suono' Traces Sound from Pythagoras to MP3 publication

  In his 2026 book 'Storia del suono. Da Pitagora agli MP3', published by Laterza, Marco S. Sozzi explores the enigmatic nature of sound, describing it as one of nature's most…

• Lucio Besana's New Novel and the State of Italian Horror publication

  The release of Lucio Besana's new novel, his first full-length work, comes less than a month after an article by Mauro Covacich in a major Italian newspaper, where Covacich…

• The Beatles' 'Rubber Soul' Gets Expanded Reissue with AI-Assisted Remix publication

  The Beatles' 1965 album 'Rubber Soul' will receive a new expanded reissue on October 2, continuing the band's ambitious remastering project that began in 2017. Overseen by Giles…

• Poética del abandono: Siza's Unfinished Hotel in Panticosa publication

  In 2001, Álvaro Siza was commissioned to design a sports hotel at the Balneario de Panticosa in the Aragonese Pyrenees. The project aimed to minimize visual impact, resulting in a…

• Aksioma Releases Reader on Power Mechanisms in Online Technologies publication

  Aksioma, a Slovenian publishing house, has unveiled 'Are you a software update? Reader,' a 192-page book in English curated by Nora O'Murchú and Janez Fakin Janša. This work acts…

• Future's 'The Real Me': Empty Promise or Authentic Trap? publication

  US rapper Future has released his new album 'The Real Me', which, despite its title, continues to hide the artist behind hip-hop clichés. The album features 22 tracks, many of…

• Slift's 'Fantasia': Dystopian Sounds from Toulouse publication

  French psych-post-metal trio Slift releases their fourth album 'Fantasia', a dystopian concept record set in a fictional city. The band, known for their unique blend of…

• The 150-Year History of the Beach Read: From Moral Panic to BookTok publication

  The concept of the summer 'beach read' has deep roots in 19th-century America, as detailed by book historian Donna Harrington-Lueker. In the mid-1800s, the rise of tourism created…

• Craft in America Releases Landmark Book Handwork Ahead of America250 publication

  Craft in America has just launched an illustrated book called Handwork: Handcrafted Objects that Made America. This 320-page volume takes a unique look at American history through…

• Homes for Our Time: Sustainable Living showcases 63 innovative houses publication

  Published by Taschen, Philip Jodidio's book, Homes for Our Time: Sustainable Living, highlights 63 innovative single-family projects worldwide that tackle climate change. These…

• A24's 'On Location in New York City' Maps 179 Cinematic Sites publication

  A24 has launched 'On Location in New York City', a comprehensive guide featuring 179 film sites throughout the five boroughs, available for $36 from A24 or £28 through Mack Books.…

• Andrew Weatherall Honored in Comprehensive New Tribute Book publication

  The recently released hardback book 'A Disco Pogo Tribute To Andrew Weatherall' honors the memory of the influential DJ and cultural figure Andrew Weatherall. This publication,…

• Hauser & Wirth Publishers Releases 'The Forgotten Her Story' publication

  Hauser & Wirth Publishers has just announced the upcoming release of 'The Forgotten Her Story,' a beautifully illustrated book featuring interviews with nine remarkable women.…

• Jungstötter's 'Sustained' Album: A Dark, Dense Masterpiece publication

  Fabian Altstötter, known as Jungstötter, released his third solo album 'Sustained' at the end of May. The former Sizarr singer continues his dark and challenging musical path,…

• Paul Yoon's Novel 'Etna' Joins Literary Tradition of Dog Narrators publication

  Paul Yoon's new novel 'Etna' is reviewed in The New York Times, continuing a notable literary tradition of writing from a dog's perspective. This tradition includes Virginia…

• Chloë Ashby's 'Family Friends' Explores Marriage, Parenthood, and Moral Ambiguity publication

  Chloë Ashby, an art critic and novelist, has unveiled her third book, 'Family Friends,' through Fig Tree. This latest work diverges from her earlier novels, 'Wet Paint' and…

• Novelist Naomi Alderman Launches Couch-to-5k Style Reading Program publication

  Novelist and BBC presenter Naomi Alderman has designed an eight-week reading program inspired by the couch-to-5k running plan, aiming to help people rebuild a regular reading…

• Gered Mankowitz on music's iconic portraits: from Hendrix to Sade publication

  In a new gallery feature, photographer Gered Mankowitz reminisces about his renowned music portraits, recounting experiences with artists such as Elton John, Marianne Faithfull,…

• Jacqueline Harpman's Posthumous BookTok Revival and New Short Story Collection publication

  Jacqueline Harpman, the Belgian Jewish author who died in 2012, has experienced a posthumous internet celebrity largely due to BookTok, the literary community on TikTok. Her 1997…

• Kate McLoughlin's 'Silence: A Literary History' Reviewed in The New Yorker publication

  The New Yorker reviews Kate McLoughlin's 'Silence: A Literary History' (Oxford), a 696-page survey exploring silence across literature, history, and culture. The review, by an…

• New Yorker Briefly Noted: Belafonte Biography, Santa Cruz Memoir, Dublin Novel, Motherhood Horror publication

  The Newer's Briefly Noted features reviews of four recent publications. 'Daylight Come' by Joshua Jelly-Schapiro (Penguin Press) chronicles the life of Harry Belafonte, who passed…

• Kinderbuch über unsterbliche Katze: Liebe statt Tod publication

  „Die unglaublich alte Katze“, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli und Nele Palmtag, erzählt von einem Haustier, das anscheinend ewig lebt. Doch in Wirklichkeit geht es in der…

• French Blu-ray Releases: 'Vaurien' Saga and 'Guerre des gangs à Okinawa' publication

  Two Blu-ray box sets are being released in France, marking the first time the complete saga of the six cult films featuring Tetsuya Watari as the 'Vaurien' (Scoundrel) is…

• Line Baugstø's 'Evil Grandma' Explores Aging, Invisibility, and Digital Revenge publication

  Norwegian author Line Baugstø's novel 'Evil Grandma' (Rowohlt Verlag, 2025) centers on Mona, a woman in her mid-60s who feels overlooked by her colleagues and family. After being…

• Steve Cavanagh on Conmen, Lawyers, and the Birth of Eddie Flynn publication

  Former lawyer turned crime writer Steve Cavanagh has released his tenth novel, 'One Of Us is Guilty', featuring his signature character Eddie Flynn, a conman turned lawyer.…

• Jon Mitchell's 'Why Are We in Okinawa?' Exposes Double Colonization publication

  Jon Mitchell, an investigative journalist, has released a book titled 'Why Are We in Okinawa?' through Bloomsbury, which delves into Okinawa's oppression by both Japan and the…

• Gustave Caillebotte's Paris: Modern, Middle Class, and Masculine publication

  A new feature on DailyArt Magazine examines Gustave Caillebotte's depictions of Paris, focusing on the modern, middle-class, and masculine aspects of his work. The article,…

• Ingeborg Bachmann and Max Frisch's Intimate Letters Published publication

  A new volume collecting the correspondence between Austrian poet Ingeborg Bachmann and Swiss writer Max Frisch has been published by Feltrinelli. Titled "Non siamo stati bravi"…

• Yves Klein's Writings Collected in New Italian Publication publication

  A new Italian book, 'Superare il problema dell’arte' (Il Saggiatore, 2026), compiles 250 pages of writings by French artist Yves Klein, who died just weeks before his 33rd…

• Ta-Nehisi Coates' African Nostos: A Journey from Dakar to Palestine publication

  In a new work, Ta-Nehisi Coates embarks on a journey that begins in Dakar, Senegal, continues in South Carolina, and ends in the West Bank, Palestine. Each location serves as a…

• Val McDermid and Jo Sharp Collaborate on Historical Novella About Scotland's Darien Venture publication

  Birlinn will release 'This Door of the Seas' next week, a novella co-written by Val McDermid, a renowned crime novelist, and Jo Sharp, the first female Geographer Royal of…

• Spielberg's Spectacle: A Cinema of Exorcising a Painful Childhood publication

  The French newspaper Le Monde has published the first installment of a six-part summer series titled "Spielberg, le spectacle d'une vie" (Spielberg, the Spectacle of a Life),…

• RFI Celebrates Emmanuel Dongala's 85th with 'Photo de groupe au bord du fleuve' publication

  On August 2, 2026, RFI published a retrospective on Congolese writer Emmanuel Dongala, highlighting his 2010 novel 'Photo de groupe au bord du fleuve' as a landmark in African…