Taiwanese poet Lin Wan-yu's "A Confused Way of Declaring Love" has been translated into French and published, marking her first visit to France. She participated in the Paris Poetry Market, sharing her work and discussing the "uninhibited" creative spirit fostered by Taiwan's freedom.
Russia commemorates Alexander Pushkin, the "Sun of Russian Poetry," on his birthday, June 6th. His literary legacy, which shaped modern Russian language and inspired generations, is celebrated through festivals and international recognition, including UN's World Russian Language Day.
Southampton owner Dragan Solak has confirmed head coach Tonda Eckert will remain in his position despite being sacked from the playoff final due to a spying scandal. Solak stated Eckert deserves a second chance and is a talented manager.
Amidst the destruction in Gaza, Palestinian poetry has become a vital form of expression, preserving hope, documenting collective grief, and bearing witness to history. A new collection, 'Folding a River,' showcases student work.
German Sinologist and poet Wolfgang Kubin attended the opening ceremony of the second Qingzhao Poetry Festival in Jinan, China. The festival aims to integrate classical poetry with contemporary life and promote cultural exchange.
American poet Sasha Debevec-McKenney wins the £20,000 Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut collection 'Joy Is My Middle Name', exploring themes of race, addiction, and womanhood.
Kentucky Route Zero concludes with a funeral for two horses, "The Neighbors," in a Kentucky woods community. The game, known for its surreal journey and themes of memory and loss, explores capitalist dystopia and tragedy, with its final act focusing on a cat's perspective after a biblical flood.
