A journey through memory and the city of Aden

From Manila to Naga City and Santa Monica – Philippine literature is as complex and fragmented as the country and its languages. And as is so often the case, literature and its authors know more about the past, present and future than the country itself

Even before the 2019 revolution and the current civil war, the Sudanese were fighting against their ruling elite: a literary reportage

The Harare International Literary Festival not only shakes hands with writers, poets, academics and a former spy. It also fills a gaping void

Blind blood in the corridor - a war diary from Gaza

Frankfurt Book Fair Reviews

The current extremely brutal deportations of Haitians from the Dominican Republic are not just a journey into hell.

Literature behind bars: As part of the ILB, Ronya Othmann reads in the open prison in Spandau, Berlin.

Subjective comments on the 48th Days of German-Language Literature 2024 in Klagenfurt

India is not all about the current elections and empowered nationalism and Hinduism, it’s also about the untold stories of national migration and a project conserving their memories