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[LISTEN] Ulied in-Nanna Venut fl-Amerka by Juann Mamo

Mark Vella reads from Ulied in-Nanna Venut fl-Amerka by Juann Mamo

[LISTEN] Erbgħin Jum by Antoine Cassar

Kenneth Scicluna reads from Erbgħin Jum by Antoine Cassar

Doreen Micallef National Poetry Contest open for entries

The second edition of the Doreen Micallef National Poetry Contest is...

The second edition of the Doreen Micallef National...

How to read about black lives and equality: Malta Libraries publishes a #BlackLivesMatter list

Public libraries network: “We do not use #BlackLivesMatter hashtag lightly – as a library we believe we ought to be held...

Public libraries network: “We do not use...

Singing through the wreckage | Lara Calleja

Young author and activist Lara Calleja speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about her debut...

Young author and activist Lara Calleja speaks to TEODOR...

National Book Prize and Terramaxka longlists published

The National Book Council has annouced its longlist for the National...

The National Book Council has annouced its...

Kids stuck at home fight boredom with free books for World Book Day

Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society and the National Literacy Agency add a...

Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society and the National...

Revamped Malta Book Fund increased to €105,000 to support industry

Small size of Malta book market has seriously limited the capital...

Small size of Malta book market has seriously...

As the world is all but driven to total quarantine, a hermit’s memoir may just stand as the ultimate balm for the soul in these troubled times. TEODOR...

As the world is all but driven to total quarantine, a...

‘How many people read poetry? If no one does, then even the strongest poems will not change anything’

Does poetry make anything happen? Ahead of a roundtable discussion bringing together some of Malta’s best known writers, poets and songwriters, we...

Does poetry make anything happen? Ahead of a...

Face of a liar: Terinu, author of the freemasonry slur against Gerald Strickland

Ettore Bono, who gave Maltese politics the word ‘terinata’

Ettore Bono, who gave Maltese politics the...

‘Pretentious waffle’... Malta book awards jury shocks as they hold back top prize

Malta book prize jury says long-list submitted for national book awards’ top novel prize ‘below par’

Malta book prize jury says long-list submitted for national...

National Book Prize: Judges do not award prize for top novel

National Book Council chairman Mark Camilleri says awards could not be...

National Book Council chairman Mark Camilleri says awards...

As he gets ready to release his third poetry collection, Xehir Fis-Skiet, Omar Seguna speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about his politically-charged work, which aims to...

As he gets ready to release his third poetry collection,...

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Writing as a form of activism | John P. Portelli

Born in Malta but based in Canada, the author and academic John P. Portelli...

Born in Malta but based in Canada, the author and academic...

‘The present system cannot go on’ | Paul Bartolo

As the events of Sette Giugno continue to reverberate across Maltese society in...

As the events of Sette Giugno continue to reverberate...

The Malta Book Festival is less than a week away, here is everything attendees need to know about the largest literary festival on the island

The Malta Book Festival is less than a week away, here is...

Literary speed dating with publishing professionals at Malta Book Festival

The Malta Book Festival is offering attendees a unique opportunity to ask their burning questions to publishing professionals

The Malta Book Festival is offering attendees a unique...

‘Nothing pans out the way you expect’ | Mark Stafford

From intense and emotionally wrenching literary adaptations to sights of...

From intense and emotionally wrenching literary adaptations...

What if the government paid our authors? One literary foundation has a proposal

Would a guaranteed income for Maltese writers enrich the nation and propel the creative industry to new heights? One literary foundation has a proposal

Would a guaranteed income for Maltese writers enrich the...