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• Lilli Tollkien's Debut Novel Explores Traumatic Childhood and Neglect publication

  Lilli Tollkien's debut novel, "Mit beiden Händen den Himmel stützen," delves into the traumatic childhood of its protagonist, Lale, who is removed from her drug-addicted mother's…

• Kemi Lawson's 'House Proud' Celebrates Black Domestic Architecture publication

  Published by RIBA on September 1st for £50, Kemi Lawson's 'House Proud' delves into the global landscape of Black domestic architecture and interiors. The book is organized into…

• Joanna Bator's 'Die Flucht der Bärin': A Fabulous Cosmos Between Fairy Tale and Horror publication

  Swiss newspaper NZZ reviews Joanna Bator's latest work, 'Die Flucht der Bärin' (The Bear's Flight), highlighting her creation of a fabulous cosmos that oscillates between fairy…

• Stephan Mösch's New History of Bayreuth Festival Challenges Myths publication

  Stephan Mösch has published a comprehensive history of the Bayreuth Festival, a landmark work that challenges long-held myths and assumptions about the Wagner festival. The book,…

• August Comic Selections: Mrs. Orwell, En liberté, Asphalte sauvage and More publication

  In its monthly roundup, La Matinale of Le Monde highlights recently published graphic novels, mangas, and comics for August. Among the featured works is a new comic by Florence…

• Treasure Hunt: Agnes Herr's Archaeological Editorial Design for Ferenczy Museum Center publication

  Agnes Herr's editorial design for 'Treasure Hunt' exemplifies a rigorous archaeological approach to bookmaking. The publication, created for the Ferenczy Museum Center, documents…

• Rui Couceiro's 'Baiôa sin fecha de muerte' Celebrates One Year in Spanish publication

  In September, it will be one year since the Spanish translation of 'Baiôa sin fecha de muerte' was published by Siruela. This is the debut novel by Portuguese writer Rui Couceiro,…

• Jens Balzer's 'Confusion is next' Reviews the 2000s in Under 300 Pages publication

  In his latest book, 'Confusion is next – die Nullerjahre', German author Jens Balzer attempts to encapsulate the entire decade of the 2000s in fewer than 300 pages. Following his…

• Beastie Boys' Mike D Returns with Debut Solo Album publication

  Mike D, a founding member of the pioneering New York rap group Beastie Boys, has released his first solo album, marking a significant return to music fourteen years after the…

• Eva Hegge's Debut Novel 'Gemalte Feuer' Reviewed: A Frustrating Wait for Action publication

  In her debut novel 'Gemalte Feuer' (Painted Fires), Norwegian author Eva Hegge explores the societal taboo of unfulfilled desire for a child. The protagonist, a mid-thirties…

• Junior Architects Book Proposes Alternative Design Pedagogy for Architecture Education publication

  The new book 'Junior Architects: New Paradigms in Design Education', edited by Suzanne Lettieri and Anya Sirota and published by Park Books, critiques current design education and…

• Mirko Bonné's Novel 'Kanzlerkino' Blends History and Fiction in Bonn-to-Berlin Move publication

  Mirko Bonné's novel 'Kanzlerkino' (Chancellor Cinema) explores the transition of the German government from Bonn to Berlin in the 1990s, blending historical reality with fiction.…

• Carolin Frey's Dark Psychological Thriller 'Das Krähenzimmer' Reviewed publication

  Carolin Frey's debut novel 'Das Krähenzimmer' is a dark psychological thriller that delivers goosebumps and shock moments, according to a review on kulturnews.de. The review,…

• Jutta Voigt's Memoir Recounts Life-Changing Encounter with Philosopher Wolfgang Heise publication

  In her autobiographical novel "Wilde Mutter, ferner Vater" (Wild Mother, Distant Father), published in 2022, journalist Jutta Voigt recounts a pivotal meeting with Wolfgang Heise,…

• Luca Nannipieri's New Book on Picasso's Guernica Explores Art's Cycles of Fame and Oblivion publication

  Art historian Luca Nannipieri's new book, "La Guernica di Picasso. Ascesa e oblio di un classico," published by Castelvecchi on August 28, 2026, uses the iconic painting as a case…

• Les impressionnistes peignaient-ils vraiment aussi vite qu'on le dit ? publication

  Beaux Arts magazine's new series debunks the myth that Impressionist paintings were created rapidly on site. The series, written by journalist Malika Bauwens, answers common…

• 13 Must-Subscribe Art and Culture Substacks publication

  The Australian publication frankie has compiled a selection of 13 exceptional Substack newsletters that delve into art, fashion, writing, and culture. Among those highlighted are…

• Dana Vowinckel's 'Anton und Alma' Explores Love Amidst Terror publication

  Dana Vowinckel's second novel, "Anton und Alma," has been released, presenting a narrative that intertwines love and terrorism. The book, which has been described as a devastating…

• Arnaud Roulin's 'Voyage pentatonique': A Multisensory Piano Album publication

  Arnaud Roulin, keyboardist of the French band Poni Hoax, releases his second solo piano album, 'Voyage pentatonique', on August 28, 2026. The album, described as multisensory and…

• Photographer Devon Matthews Captures the Enchanting World of Seashells and Their Mollusk Creators publication

  Devon Matthews, a wildlife photographer, journeyed from Minnesota to Sanibel Island, Florida, to photograph seashells and mollusks for the September/October 2026 edition of…

• case/lang/veirs Reunite for 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition publication

  The 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of the collaborative album by Neko Case, k.d. lang, and Laura Veirs, known collectively as case/lang/veirs, has been released. The trio, each…

• Edgar Selge's Novel 'Juras letzter Winter' Explores Russia and Historical Learning publication

  Actor Edgar Selge, known for his roles in German film and theater, signed an open letter against arms deliveries to Ukraine, only to later realize he was mistaken. This personal…

• Smithsonian's Kaleidoscopic Photo Essay Captures India's Vibrant Color Traditions publication

  A new photo essay published by Smithsonian magazine showcases 15 photographs that capture the pervasive use of vibrant colors in daily life across India. The images, taken by…

• Vintage Motels: Ellie Seymour's Book Chronicles America's Mid-Century Roadside Icons publication

  Travel journalist Ellie Seymour's latest work, 'Vintage Motels: America’s Most Iconic Motels, Beautifully Restored,' has been published by Luster Publishing. This 256-page volume…

• September 2026 Book Recommendations: Top German-Language Fiction publication

  Kulturnews has unveiled its top book selections for September 2026, showcasing six remarkable novels in German and translations. At the forefront is 'Gulistan' by Karosh Taha,…

• Hyperallergic Fall 2026 New York Art Guide Highlights Major Museum Shows and More publication

  The Fall 2026 New York Art Guide has been published by Hyperallergic, with an introduction from Associate Editor Lisa Yin Zhang. Featured exhibitions include Lee Krasner and…

• Julia Willmann's Children's Novel 'Sommer am Rande der Welt' Features Enchanted Hotel publication

  Julia Willmann's children's novel 'Sommer am Rande der Welt' (Summer at the Edge of the World) is reviewed in the Süddeutsche Zeitung. The book is set in a magical hotel that…

• Revisiting Fish Performances by Warpechowski and Todosijević publication

  In an article dated August 28, 2026, Karolina Majewska-Güde revisits two notable performances from the 1970s centered around fish: Zbigniew Warpechowski's 'Dialogue with Fish'…

• Nathalie Kouamé's '80 mots du Japon' Explores Japan Through Personal and Historical Lens publication

  Nathalie Kouamé, a historian and professor at Université Paris Cité, has published '80 mots du Japon', a new addition to the '80 mots du monde' collection. The book, prefaced by…

• Ingo Schulze's 'Das Wasser im August' Explores Ostalgia and Literary Performance publication

  Ingo Schulze's novel 'Das Wasser im August' is a sophisticated play with ostalgic elements, set in the summer of 1979 at the Mecklenburg lakes. The narrative, which notably omits…

• Sam Tompkins' 'Are we gonna sing again?' – A Musical Tribute to His Late Father publication

  British singer-songwriter Sam Tompkins has released his second album, 'Are we gonna sing again?', a deeply personal exploration of grief following the death of his father. The…

• Matilda Mann's 'Kismet' Celebrates Life's Abundance in New Album publication

  British artist Matilda Mann has released her second album, 'Kismet', which celebrates life with a lighthearted, romantic tone reminiscent of a romantic comedy intro. The album's…

• Ananda Devi's 'Chronique d'un royaume perdu' Reimagines Mauritius Through Four Generations publication

  Ananda Devi, a writer from Mauritius, has released her latest novel titled 'Chronique d'un royaume perdu' (Chronicle of a Lost Kingdom) through the French publishing house…

• Cinq romans pour rêver aux oiseaux : la sélection estivale de Chaleur humaine publication

  Le 28 août 2026, Le Monde présente dans sa section Planète une sélection de cinq romans consacrés aux oiseaux, dans le cadre de sa série estivale « Envole-Moi ». Cette initiative…

• Elke Heidenreich's 'Altern' Tops Bestseller Lists; Writer Defends Her Generation publication

  Elke Heidenreich, the 81-year-old German writer, has achieved a new milestone with her latest book 'Altern' (Aging), which has stormed the bestseller lists. In a recent interview,…

• Caroline Wahl's New Novel 'Die Assistentin' Explores Shattered Hopes publication

  Caroline Wahl, former assistant at Diogenes Verlag in Zurich, has published her third novel, 'Die Assistentin'. Having written two bestsellers within two years, Wahl discusses the…

• America al voto: General Custer's Myth in US History publication

  Ahead of the US midterm elections on November 8, 2026, the Italian cultural magazine doppiozero has launched a series of articles exploring books—both fiction and essays—that…

• Masterpieces as Climate Archives: From Munch's Sky to Brueghel's Ice publication

  Malika Bauwens' latest series in Beaux Arts Magazine delves into renowned artworks as historical climate records. Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' (1893) showcases a sky influenced by…

• Leading Hotels of the World's 'Explore' Book Showcases Adventurous Luxury Stays publication

  Leading Hotels of the World has released 'Explore,' the latest volume in its travel book series, published by Phaidon's Monacelli imprint. The book features over 80 properties…

• Five Diagrams Charting Art History's Visual Lineages publication

  DailyArt Magazine presents a curated selection of five diagrams that visualize art history, each offering a distinct perspective on the development of modern art. The list begins…