Culture

Alexander Nechaev, the editor-in-chief of the Bulletin of the Movie Distributor magazine, will be laid to rest in his hometown of Saratov on…

Time often feels like a fresh start, yet certain arguments endure with stubborn clarity. One such enduring voice is Milan Kundera, born in…

Stefan Zweig and Yesterday’s World: A Portrait of Europe on the Eve of War Stefan Zweig, born in Vienna in 1881 and who died in Petrópolis,…

One of the books slated to define the year is Jacob’s Books, a novel by Olga Tokarczuk, the Polish Nobel laureate celebrated for its lyrical…

The book presents a close, almost intimate examination of a digital era that once promised universal access and endless connection. The text…

Threats linked to algorithmic transparency and the push toward technological self-management shape a field of thought that bridges philosophy…

The Moon’s Quiet Drift and a Painter’s Eye on Life Did you know the moon is moving away from the earth at a gentle, undeniable pace? The…

“I’m sending you this simple thing—do what you will with it. If you publish, pay me well so I can keep going,” Carlo Collodi urged his…

Rafael Alberti Merello is regarded as a remembered voice of poetry from a life that spanned 1902 to 1999. Through a determined and dynamic…

Scarlet O’Hara may not be a classic beauty by every standard, yet her magnetism captivated more than one generation. Gone with the Wind, a…