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A group of international writers, including Nobel laureate Han Kang, announced their boycott of Grasset Publishing following the dismissal of CEO Olivier Nora. This decision raises concerns about the future of the publishing house.
Al-Ghad newspaper has announced the launch of a new cultural project aimed at enhancing and developing Arabic literature. The initiative seeks to support writers and creators in the region by providing platforms for publishing and interaction.
A group of writers has gathered under the Grasset publishing house, now managed by Vincent Bolloré, to form a united front against future challenges. Despite their differing political views, these authors share a common goal of preserving their literary independence.
An Algerian court has issued a three-year absentia prison sentence against writer Kamel Daoud due to his controversial novel 'Houriats'. This ruling raises significant questions about the future of freedom of expression in Algeria.
Belgian writer Didier Danianck discusses how discovering the world of culture shaped his literary career. He reflects on his working-class roots and how they influenced his writing journey.
Comic book writers in France are facing a severe economic crisis, as their royalties and financial returns are insufficient to secure a decent living. Most are forced to seek additional income sources to meet their daily needs.
The Sheikh Zayed Book Award has announced its shortlists for the 20th edition, showcasing a selection of distinguished literary works. This year's lists reflect the diversity of Arab creativity across various categories.
Protests against AI text detection tools have surged after systems misclassified works by American author Janelle Shane as AI-generated. This incident highlights systemic flaws in these technologies.
Substack, the platform launched in the United States in 2017, has appointed a new head in France to enhance its growth in the French market. This move comes amid multiple crises facing the traditional journalism industry, making the platform an attractive option for many writers.
The 'Voices of the World' festival has announced its upcoming event set to take place from April 29 to May 2, 2026, in New York City. It will gather over 140 writers from around the globe to discuss dystopian narratives and their implications.