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Staff Correspondent A new collection of short stories by fiction writer Habibullah Fahad, titled A White Dove’s Elegy, has been published in English. The book contains seven stories, translated from Bengali into English by Professor Idris Ali Mehedi. It has be…
From Tuscany to Rome: Lehigh Valley Author Completes Italy Trilogy thevalleyledger.com The Bridge to Bernini, arriving in early 2027, brings Gio Marzo’s Italian journey full circle and completes the acclaimed La Terre Felice Trilogy EASTON, Pa. – August 2026 –…
Kalinga Literary Festival Book Awards 2026: English shortlist announced ODISHA RAY
Novelist from All-Girls School Cries: "Male Friendships Are Too Hard to Write, They Always Turn BL!" Sparks Hot Debate on Gender Differences in Friendship 玩具人 TOY PEOPLE A recent post on Japan's X (formerly Twitter) by novelist Tsukumo Kokonoe about her creati…
Through a Different Lens, Ep. 5 Tiger Media Network Kaden Warner and Evan Liess, directors for Tiger Media Network live sports productions, discuss life behind the camera.
She writes about the risks she had to take to expose the Pacific’s methamphetamine trade. She uncovered Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s role in the Samoan measles outbreak, and witnessed the ongoing competition between China and the United States for dominance in the r…
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A discussion of all things Brown.. A Pakistani Sindhi song, Paiso Aa, has crossed the border and gone viral among Indian Sindhis. It is light, playful, and unselfconscious. And it exposes something we repeatedly forget. Sindh has been Muslim for over thirteen …
Making Sense of a Vexing and Perplexing World