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UH professor Cristina Rivera Garza on her Pulitzer, femicide

The paper that sees and speaks – The Mail & Guardian

The search for an elusive West African writer accused of plagiarism comes full circle

Literary clarion call against femicide epidemic

Writers have condemned the systemic violence against women

Glorious Exploits author Ferdia Lennon: 'Best writing advice? You can't improve what you haven't written' – The Irish Times

The author of one of the best Irish debut novels in years on twisting the classics, literary pilgrimages and his cultural recommendations

New Pornographers' AC Newman lists his Top 10 of 2023

Interview: How a decade-old unsolved murder case became Atharva Pandit's debut novel

‘One of the reasons I wrote Hurda was to understand my attachment to a case that, seen one way, has nothing really to do with me.’

Reading Pynchon's 'Gravity's Rainbow' with the help of a new podcast [Unscripted]

The Slow Learners podcast explores Thomas Pynchon s "Gravity s Rainbow" in its first season.

Bar Calico Celebrates Georgia O'Keeffe With Masterful Cocktails, Spirited Sotol Tasting Flights

The reverse scale of the colossal skull and flowers eclipsing the distant, desolate landscape bends our gaze from realism to Surrealism, challenging our perception of .

El Conde asks if dictators are scarier than monsters

Pablo Larrain is difficult to classify. The Chilean filmmaker is not a horror director, nor especially brooding or joyless, but themes and tones of horror often creep into his work. Several of his earlier films are set against the backdrop of the Chilean military dictatorship, often from the point of view of eccentric and relatively apolitical people a morgue worker (Post Mortem), an obsessive John Travolta impersonator (Tony Manero), a slick ad man (No). His muses since then have included disgraced Catholic clergy (The Club) and a bloodstained Jackie Kennedy (Jackie). 2021’s Spencer depicted Christmas with the British royal family from Princess Diana’s eyes, in somewhat the way Clarice Starling might see Hannibal Lecter and Buffalo Bill.

Jim Sarbh: The Actor's Morning Routine; Made In heaven 2

He’s a good kind of crazy, and so is his daily routine.