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The history of the 'dog ear' bookmark
Folding the corners of one's book to mark a page has a name — and has been done for centuries.
When dollar bills become history books
In the United States, a redesign of the $20 bill has been accompanied by a yearslong political row.
Opinion: Putin counts on the EU to help him again
Konstantin Eggert
Putin is out to crush opponents and buy loyalty, meaning Ukraine may be off the cards, writes DW's Konstantin Eggert.
German summer vacation bookings plunge
Germans are in no rush to travel and the tourism sector is blaming lawmakers for being downbeat.
Architects experiment with onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia isn’t just for comic book action—it can also make facades of buildings more beautiful.
Vaccine rollouts boost equipment makers
As vaccine makers speed up their production, manufacturers who produce machinery see their order books swelling.
French children's author wins Astrid Lindgren prize
Jean-Claude Mourlevat has written books for young adults, including "Winter Song" and "The Pull of the Ocean."
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
Bringing African superheroes to life, filmmaking in Cameroon, Ivorian chocolate and Rwanda's first female saxophonist.
The Plastic Challenge – Ep 01: Body of Water
In Songa town, stallholders like Mama Rosa are facing increasing difficulties to comply with a national plastic ban.
DW travel guide: '111 Extreme Places in Europe'
The DW travel guide "111 Extreme Places in Europe That You Shouldn't Miss" features adventure-filled destinations.
China gets kids' book about COVID withdrawn
German publisher Carlsen-Verlag has, at the urging of the Chinese embassy, taken a children's book off the market.
'Klara and the Sun,' Kazuo Ishiguro's new novel
The Nobel Prize winner told DW why he's not afraid of artificial intelligence — but why we still need to prepare for it.
How COVID influenced author Maja Lunde's work
The author of "The History of Bees" knows a few things about crisis stories. Here's how she reacted to the coronavirus.
Cult children's author Janosch turns 90
Janosch, the father of Little Tiger, Little Bear and Tiger Duck, turns 90.
Children's book author Janosch at 90
Janosch, father of Little Bear, Little Tiger and Tiger Duck, turns 90.
Teaching of Hindu books in Indian madrasas sparks anger
Muslim clerics have slammed mandatory teaching of Hindu epics in educational institutions as a move to "Hinduize" India.
Sierra Leone: Vickie Remoe
Media entrepreneur and activist Vickie Remoe and activist branches out into children’s books.
Dr. Seuss books pulled over depictions of minorities
Dr. Seuss Enterprises says it will discontinue six works that "portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong."
UK travel bookings boom as lockdown eases
Britons are rushing to book summer holiday's after the government announces international travel may be soon possible.
Kosher comics and Jewish humor
Myriam Halberstam’s anthology Anti-Semitism for Beginners uses satire to fight stereotypes.
Kosher comics and Jewish humor
Myriam Halberstam’s anthology Anti-Semitism for Beginners uses satire to fight stereotypes.
How Taschen conquered the global book market
In honor of his 60th birthday, DW takes a look at the secret of the German publisher Benedikt Taschen's success.
Magical landscapes shot from the air
Stefan Forster is patient. He can wait weeks until the light is right for his nature photographs.
Patricia Highsmith: The talented misfit
Born 100 years ago, the master of psychological thriller novels was as elusive as her novel characters.
Donald Trump's manipulative language
With his violent language, Donald Trump has divided the US. Can the upcoming president heal those wounds?
Rare Tintin painting sells for record €3.2 mln
An original drawing of Tintin, the comic book hero, fetches more than €3 million in Paris.
Airbnb cancels bookings ahead of US inauguration
Bookings are canceled and blocked on the site across Washington D.C. following alarming reports of planned violence.
“Lost Cars“ – A photo book of abandoned classics
What do cars leave behind after retiring from the road? Junk, and at times, a magical aura.
Villa Emma's library for Jewish children restored
Newly discovered books reveal the bond between hidden Jewish children and the Italians who protected them.
What's on in 2021?
We'll be in the throes of COVID in 2021 as well, but here’s an overview of cultural events planned in the New Year.
Abandoned churches in Europe
In his book "Abandoned Churches," French photographer Francis Meslet explores former places of worship.
Novelist John le Carre dies at 89
The spy-turned-novelist was known for his thrillers "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold" and "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy."
UK author Johny Pitts wins Leipzig Book Award
The Leipzig Book Award for European Understanding, one of the most important awards in Germany, honors Pitts' "Afropean"
A Silver-Bird's-Eye View: Airports from Above
Aviation journalist Andreas Fecker collected images of airports of all sizes and parts of the world.
Goncourt Prize goes to 'Anomaly' of a novel
France's coveted literary award, the Prix Goncourt, has been awarded to author Hervé Le Tellier.
Paul Celan: The post-Holocaust poet
Born 100 years ago, Paul Celan remains one of the most influential postwar German poets.
"Shuggie Bain" bags Booker Prize
Growing up gay amidst poverty and alcoholism in 1980s Glasgow.
'Interior Chinatown' takes top fiction prize
Satirical novel on Hollywood reveals cliches and racial stereotypes.
German writer in the race for top US book price
Anja Kampmann's debut novel "High as the Waters Rise" is a finalist for the National Book Awards in the US.
Day of the Imprisoned Writer 2020: 5 authors you should know
On the Day of the Imprisoned Writer, writers network PEN International highlights five authors who face persecution.
Why Friday the 13th is seen as unlucky
Through books, films and myths, Friday the 13th has become an unusual day — even for those who aren't superstitious.
Author Jay Shetty: Think like a monk
Who needs materialism when finding fulfillment lies in much simpler pleasures? That's writer Jay Shetty's philosophy.
Murakami and popular Japanese literature
As a 1,000-page Haruki Murakami work obtains a new German translation, here's what makes Japanese authors so appealing.
"Lucky Luke" comic tackles racism
In the 99th edition of the comic book series "Lucky Luke," a cowboy fights against racism.
Trump's campaign team books wrong Four Seasons
Donald Trump has been ridiculed after his campaign booked the wrong Four Seasons for a press conference.
Cartoonists take a stance against anti-Semitism
"Anti-Semitism for Beginners" is an anthology of satiric texts and cartoons by international illustrators.
A giant of modernist literature: Robert Musil
Robert Musil almost chose an officer's career — but then he wrote a key 20th century novel.
How fantasy art became popular
Sexy women, winged demons, buff fighters — such characters are widespread in fantasy books, films or comics.
Germany: The worst waste of taxpayer money in 2020
A rail crossing to nowhere and faulty COVID-19 aid were just some cases flagged in this year's tax watchdog report.
'Divided We Stand': Portraits of a polarized country
Mathias Braschler and Monika Fischer spent months traveling across the US photographing people from all walks of life.
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