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SCIENCE

Alexis Wright on Writing Beyond Expectations: Finding Her Unique Voice

Saturday, Jan 11

Alexis Wright discusses her writing journey, exploring themes of identity and the importance of indigenous voices in literature.

POLITICS

Friday, Jan 10

Explore the latest book recommendations from members of Congress for the upcoming year, featuring diverse genres and personal reflections.

WORLD NEWS

Emerging Nigerian Novelist Challenges Anti-Gay Law with Debut Novel

Friday, Jan 10

Chukwuebuka Ibeh, a young Nigerian author, confronts Nigeria’s anti-gay law through his debut novel, 'Blessings,' following his journey in literature.

POLITICS

Top 40 Must-Read Books to Anticipate in 2025

Friday, Jan 10

Discover the 40 most exciting books set to release in 2025, featuring thrilling debuts and returns from bestselling authors.

WORLD NEWS

Exciting New Fiction and Nonfiction Books Releasing Soon

Thursday, Jan 09

Discover ten intriguing books set for release soon, spanning various genres and topics in fiction and nonfiction.

WORLD NEWS

Oromay: An Insightful Dive into Ethiopia's Turbulent History

Thursday, Jan 09

Explore "Oromay" by Baalu Girma, a gripping novel reflecting Ethiopia's tumultuous history and the complexities of power and language during a troubled era.

POLITICS

The Enigmatic Victor Pelevin: Chronicler of Putin's Era and Its Moral Decline

Thursday, Jan 09

Explore how Victor Pelevin symbolizes Russia's moral decline amid censorship and violence, reflecting the complexities of contemporary Russian culture and literature.

POLITICS

New Zora Neale Hurston Novel Released on Her 134th Birthday

Wednesday, Jan 08

A new novel by Zora Neale Hurston, "The Life of Herod the Great," is released today, celebrating her literary legacy on her 134th birthday.

WORLD NEWS

Zora Neale Hurston's Final Novel Resurfaces After Near Destruction

Tuesday, Jan 07

Zora Neale Hurston's posthumous novel "The Life of Herod The Great" is published after surviving a fire, showcasing Hurston's dedication to literary representation.