Un nuevo ensayo personal reflexiona sobre la amistad y la vida cotidiana en París.
El texto describe la estancia del autor en París a finales de 2024 junto a sus amigas Eva y Fanny. El gato de Eva, al que inicialmente llamaban "it" y que más tarde Fanny rebautizó como Bob, desaparece. Entre los detalles se incluyen el aspecto del gato y la situación de la vivienda de Eva cerca de Notre-Dame.
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Iranian director Asghar Farhadi returned to the Cannes Film Festival with the premiere of his French-language drama Parallel Tales. The film, starring Isabelle Huppert, received a standing ovation from the audience.
A new article appeared on Literary Hub yesterday.
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A new essay explores the challenges of authoring a novel inaccessible to one's mother.
Stacey Levine learned of her 2025 Pulitzer Prize fiction finalist status through a Facebook post while at work in Seattle. Her novel Mice 1961, originally from a small press, has now been reissued by Ecco. The development brings wider attention to the author’s distinctive style.
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Ashley Nelson Levy, author of the short story 'The Riff' in the latest McSweeney’s issue, reflected on themes of female friendship and nostalgia in an interview. She was recently named among the Washington Post’s 'Next 50' for reshaping culture. Levy also shared insights into running Transit Books with her partner Adam Levy.
Hélène Rosselet-Ruiz directs a debut feature centered on a working-class Frenchwoman.
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Paperback editions of five nonfiction books are scheduled for release in spring 2026, covering topics from homelessness and literary criticism to personal grief and China's one-child policy. These works include memoirs and essays by acclaimed authors. The releases highlight diverse stories often overshadowed by hardcover buzz.