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16/10/2023 - Xu Jingwei's No Changes Have Taken in Our Life has won the top prize in the animation competition, while One Hundred Four dominated the national competition

22/09/2023 - The new films by Nikolaus Geyrhalter, Peter Mettler, Ivan Ramljak and Katrin Rothe, amongst others, will be locking horns at the 66th edition of the German gathering

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In the mid-1960s a Roman Catholic cardinal and a priest who was a scripture scholar found themselves seated at the same table at a dinner party. The

Scandalous, secretive, and alarming! Epistolary novels are some of the most interesting reads around. Here are my top 7 epistolary novels to check out today.

If you are interested in Japanese literature then this guide will help you find the best Japanese novels that you should be reading now

Two Milwaukee Bucks -- guard Jrue Holiday and center Brook Lopez -- are among the members of the NBA All-Defensive First Team announced Tuesday.

Noteworthy host Lynnsay Maynard recently spoke with American-Canadian author, filmmaker and Zen Buddhist priest Ruth Ozeki. Ozeki’s novel A Tale for the Time Being is the 2023 Everybody Reads pick by Multnomah County Library and The Library Foundation, presented in partnership with Literary Arts. Ruth Ozeki’s award-winning novel A Tale for the Time Being tells...

Darwin discovered that evolution proceeds with neither direction nor purpose. The natural world is largely indifferent to plan or plot. Yet we, story-seeking creatures that we are, see the world around us as more completed, more accomplished, than what came before. Tom Comitta’s The Nature Book explores these tensions by stitching together hundreds of fragments in the history of literary writing about the natural world—this excerpt alone is a collage of ninety-seven novels ranging fro...