Interview
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Chinese Scholar Ma Yongbo Says: Global Trends Dominate Chinese Literature
Satirical and socially critical poetry is nearly extinct Outstanding Chinese poetry, though rare, remains the nation’s deepest inner voice, accompanying…
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Inspiration is the essence of poetry
Inspiration is like a divine touch to poetry. The soul of poetry is hidden within this inspiration My greatest principle…
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Poetry and Medicine have a rich connection
Both poetry and medicine are deeply concerned with the human condition Both doctors and poets must possess a deep sense…
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Little by little, let a bird nestle…
Timothee Bordenave, an eminent French author speaks about current literary trends, future of literature, and his literary life Interviewed…
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Culture is the only tool that can facilitate social mobility
Culture can improve economic conditions, and provide a better quality of life, says Dr. Miraglia Maria Antonietta, a poet, writer…
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I am inspired by everything that I experience – Jeanette Eureka Tiburcio
As a child I daydreamed all the time, constructing stories. I dreamed of being an architect, teacher, writer, dancer, journalist,…
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Amar Benhamouche: Poetry is a means of struggle and free expression
I was inspired by numerous sources. First of all, I was born in Kabylia, a resistant region to the Algerian…
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Forest of Noise: Palestinian Poet Mosab Abu Toha’s new poetry book
“Forest of Noise” captures the scope of the ongoing genocide in Palestine and shows a ceasefire is not enough Mosab…
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Nadia Wassef – An Author and Pioneer of Egypt’s First Modern Bookstore
“I Will Always Be on the Side of Women’, says Nadia Wassef, who has three master’s degrees and a diverse…
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“Allow Your Passion To Become Your Purpose, And It Will One Day Become Your Profession”
Interview with Samaneh Mojaveri, also known as Sam, who left an oil & gas company to become a yogi and…
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