Language miracles created by Giedrė Kazlauskaitė
The title of Giedrė Kazlauskaitė’s fifth poetry collection refers to the ancient books that recorded Mary’s miracles. At first glance, after reading Giedrė’s “Marialė”, I…
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The Wave of Book Popularity: How Reading Became Sexy
Celebrities are creating their own book clubs, and designers are introducing products adorned with literary classics – reading has become fashionable again, reports Guardian.co.uk. But is this…
„Poetic Druskininkai Autumn“ guest: „Feminism is the foundation and cement for my literary home“
Sveta Grigorjeva – a well-known Estonian poet, choreographer, cultural researcher, and critic. From September 23–27, she is an anticipated guest at the international literature festival „Poetinis…”
Who was John Lennon, really?
Briedis Publishing House presents a comprehensive biography of John Lennon, prepared by British writer and journalist Ray Connolly, titled “Being John Lennon. A Restless Life”. This is an open…
4 books that inspired Leonardo DiCaprio
There are few people who wouldn’t know the world-famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio. In addition to starring in many Hollywood hits, he is a producer, philanthropist, and passionate…
Ingrida Alonderė: “Anger is like a musical sound that you feel with your whole body”
When a musicologist sits down to write a book, it is most likely to end up as a story about music. Musicologist Ingrida Alonderė took a different direction – she decided her debut…
70-year-old debut novelist: unexpectedly attracted 2.5 million readers
The American business daily “The Wall Street Journal” called this book an unprecedented bestseller, and “The Washington Post” recently detailed how, at nearly 70 years old…
Book Anatomy: “Aurora and the Search for Life Among the Stars”
The creator of the book “Aurora and the Search for Life Among the Stars” opens the doors to the creative behind-the-scenes of the work.
Book Anatomy: “Professor S. and the Vilnius Basilisk”
The creators of the book “Professor S. and the Vilnius Basilisk” open the doors to the creative backstage of the work.
After seven weeks in a coma – the first Regimantas Ivickas book “Invisible Eyes” worthy of adaptation
Just released his first book “Invisible Eyes,” Regimantas Ivickas is one of those people who, according to doctors, survived only by a miracle. Admitted to the hospital due to a neck…