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Prof. Mahmood Mamdani with his book 'Slow Poison', illustrating Uganda's colonial legacy and his son Zohran's rise as NYC mayor-elect.
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Mahmood Mamdani examines Uganda’s colonial legacy and his son’s political rise in new book

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Columbia University professor Mahmood Mamdani discusses his latest book, Slow Poison, which explores how British colonial rule shaped Uganda’s post-independence state and the long tenure of leaders like Idi Amin and Yoweri Museveni. Drawing on his own experiences of exile and statelessness, he links Uganda’s history of belonging and exclusion to the political ascent of his son, New York City mayor‑elect Zohran Mamdani.

Para sa mga bagong mambabasa ng spekulatihong kathang Pilipino, inirerekomenda ng isang gabay ang limang kwentong madaling lapitan na pinagsasama ang pantasya, siyensya-piksiyon, at horror na may mga elemento ng Pilipinas.

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Five police officers and a representative from the Paris Prosecutor's Office raided a bookstore in Paris's 11th district on January 7 to seize copies of a children's book on Palestinian history. The book, titled 'From the River to the Sea: un livre de coloriage', was deemed by the French Ministry of Justice likely to incite hatred against the Israeli population. The Violette and Co bookstore condemned the action as disproportionate and an assault on fundamental freedoms.

Google has released its annual summary of top searches in Chile for 2025, with books category featuring commercial hits and popular adaptations. El Eternauta topped the list, boosted by its Netflix version. Other entries included practical manuals and romance novels.

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Soonkyu Shin lost his eyesight at age 9 but built a career as a credit analyst on Wall Street with a 'can-do' mindset. In a recent interview in Seoul, he emphasized that his life is not a dramatic tale of hardship and triumph but an 'others-made' story shaped by the people around him. His latest essay collection, 'Think Can-do and Find a Way,' takes its title from the mantra that has guided him for decades.

A 36-year-old resident of Tsushima in Aichi Prefecture has translated and published her late grandfather's notes detailing his experiences as a student soldier in the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. The translation took seven years, completed amid work and child-rearing, in time for the 80th anniversary of the war's end this year. She hopes it prompts global readers to view wars as their own concern.

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Brazilian writer Raduan Nassar turns 90 on November 27, and his work 'Lavoura Arcaica', published half a century ago, continues to challenge certainties and social structures. Son of Lebanese immigrants, Nassar blends diverse literary influences in a narrative that explodes the patriarchal order. His radical literature sounds even more relevant in times of polarization.

 

 

 

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