José Eduardo Agualusa, a renowned Angolan journalist and writer of Brazilian and Portuguese descent, has long explored themes of otherness and…

When her mother died of Covid-19 in a home for the elderly on lockdown, it had been at least forty days since author Lídia Jorge had seen her face-to…

“A Culinary Manual for Sad Women” is a book in which you have given advice and unusual recipes to help sad women, what came to your mind when you…

Mexican writer and journalist Juan Villoro is convinced that hardships foster extraordinary creativity in art, as great art emerges from crises and…

Cairo: “Palestinian Stories” is a digital archive initiative dedicated to safeguarding the rich cultural legacy of Palestinian families.Spearheaded…

Bulgarian author Georgi Gospodinov expressed his desire to “capture the profound emotions of sadness and solitude that permeated the 20th century,…

Sudan’s leading female cultural figures are not suprised Sudan has, once again, erupted in conflict.Will say it again, Africa will be saved by her…

Literary prizes can often spark controversy over why a winner was chosen over its rivals, sending debate flying over the criteria set by judges.There…

Benedict Wells starts his novel ‘The End of Loneliness,’ with a striking phrase that reads, “I have known death for a long time, but now death knows…

Egyptian playwright and poet Maysara Salah Eddine believes his experience with theatre influenced his poetry and reshaped his knowledge and…