The first women writers in ‘Lehen il-Malti’
Jesmond Sharples • The beginning of the 20th century is characterised by a...
Jesmond Sharples • The beginning of the 20th century...
Creating a centre for books in Valletta
As more people opted to buy books online, local bookshops took a hit and Maltese consumers increasingly became less exposed to Maltese books
As more people opted to buy books online, local bookshops...
Dun Karm Psaila’s opus to get Arabic translation by Walid Nabhan
National literature prize-winner Walid Nabhan is translating a number of Dun...
National literature prize-winner Walid Nabhan is...
The Gozo summer book festival is back
The festival will be open from 10:00am-1:00pm and from 4:00pm-7:00pm on 22 and 23 June 2018
The festival will be open from 10:00am-1:00pm and from...
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Philip Roth dies aged 85
Roth, who wrote more than 30 books, is considered to be one of...
Roth, who wrote more than 30 books, is considered to...
Book to mark Joseph Muscat's 10 years at Labour's helm
The Labour Party will be marking Joseph Muscat's election as party leader...
The Labour Party will be marking Joseph Muscat's...
Nobel Prize for Literature 2018 postponed amid sexual assault scandal
The Swedish Academy announced that there would be no Nobel laureate for...
The Swedish Academy announced that there would be no...
Navigating the maze of modern love | Fattima Mahdi
Hailing from London but settling into various subcultures in Malta for the past...
Hailing from London but settling into various subcultures...
Ditch the slapstick, go for the heart
John Grech, the Manager of the Malta Book Council, speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about the NBC’s upcoming event – the inaugural edition of the Cospicua...
John Grech, the Manager of the Malta Book Council, speaks...
A life well-lived | Peter Apap Bologna’s memoirs
JOSANNE CASSAR reviews the three volumes of Peter Apap Bologna’s memoirs
JOSANNE CASSAR reviews the three volumes of Peter Apap...
‘There is nothing reactionary in pointing to the truth’ | Jasmin Frelih
Ahead of his participation at the Campus Book Festival, Slovenian author Jasmin Frelih speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about his award-winning debut novel Na/Pol...
Ahead of his participation at the Campus Book Festival,...
The ache of sincerity | Antoine Cassar
Launched with a memorable, emotionally-wrenching performance at Studio Solipsis in Rabat, Antione Cassar’s poetry collection Erbgħin Jum, illustrated by...
Launched with a memorable, emotionally-wrenching...
The Campus Book Festival is back for its fifth edition
The Campus Book Festival will be held on 21, 22 and 23 March, kicking off...
The Campus Book Festival will be held on 21, 22 and 23...
Walking down Strait Street... yet again
When George Cini first published a volume of interviews on Valletta’s tumultuous former red light district, he could not have imagined it to be the...
When George Cini first published a volume of interviews on...
On the prowl for precious volumes
For lawyer and independent researcher Robert Thake, collecting rare books is more than just an expensive hobby. Recalling globe-trotting adventures in pursuit...
For lawyer and independent researcher Robert Thake,...
Remembering the revolt | Alfred Buttigieg
In what amounts to a coup for Maltese theatre-lovers at home and away, veteran...
In what amounts to a coup for Maltese theatre-lovers at...
Ursula K Le Guin, Science fiction and fantasy author passes away
The immensely popular author brought literary depth and a feministy sensibility...
The immensely popular author brought literary depth and a...
A political manifesto on the liberation of women
The Confectioner’s Daughter is the first novel l written in English...
The Confectioner’s Daughter is the first novel l...