

“Whispers of Quiet Strength” – The Poetic Debut of Shilpi Dabral
“Whispers of Quiet Strength” is a gentle collection of poems born from silence, feeling, and lived moments. These poems rise from my journey as an artist and speak of women, love, and the quiet strength found in stillness. Written in simple, honest lines, they carry the same emotions that live within my art, offering reflection and healing. They softly share the stories behind my art and invite readers to pause, feel deeply, and connect with their own inner strength. This boo
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“Lost Leaves” - Poetry Collection by Michael Lee Johnson and Irma Kurti
“Lost Leaves” is a collection of short poems about nature and love, written jointly by poets Michael Lee Johnson and Irma Kurti and published by Ukiyoto Publishing. The poems explore the multifaceted nature of the world, balancing the beauty and destructiveness of nature with the complexity of human emotions such as love and loneliness. The book suggests that love, just like nature, flows and changes with the seasons. The collection stands out for its exploration of different
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Egyptian novelist Salwa Bakr Receives the BRICS Literary Award at the Cairo Book Fair
In a moment that resonates far beyond a single ceremony, Egyptian novelist Salwa Bakr was awarded the inaugural BRICS Literary Award, marking a significant shift in how global literature is seen, valued, and celebrated. The award was presented during the Cairo International Book Fair, one of the world’s most influential literary gatherings—an apt setting for an event that seeks to rebalance cultural visibility and literary power. Bakr’s win is not merely a personal triumph. I
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World Poets Celebrate the 4th Silk Road International Poetry Spring Festival
The global cultural scene has witnessed a remarkable poetic event with the release of the official trailer for the 4th Silk Road International Poetry Spring Festival Gala, scheduled to take place on January 8, 2026, in Xi’an, China. The trailer presents a vibrant celebration of poetry as a universal language, bringing 22 poets together poetic voices and blessings from 15 countries across different continents, including China, the United States, Russia, Italy, Australia, Greec
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Irma Kurti Publishes Collection of Short Stories “The Ticket of a Canceled Trip” in the Philippines
The poet and writer Irma Kurti publishes her collection of short stories titled “The Ticket of a Canceled Trip” in the Philippines. The book was published by Poetry Planet Book Publishing House. The cover’s image is by photographer Biagio Fortini. In 2025, Irma Kurti’s books were translated and published in Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Algeria, Guatemala, and the Philippines. In the introductory notes written by the author, we read: “The stories in this b
Dec 29, 20252 min read


Prodigy Magazine Unveils Its 15th Issue: A Global Celebration of Soul Consciousness, Creativity, and Human Potential
Mock-up: Ana Stjelja Prodigy Magazine , an international literary and artistic publication dedicated to global creativity, spirituality, and intellectual excellence, proudly announces the release of its 15th edition , marking another milestone in its journey since its founding in June 2022. This December issue brings together over 100 distinguished authors, poets, thinkers, and artists from more than 40 countries , reaffirming the magazine’s mission to elevate voices that ins
Dec 15, 20254 min read


Laureates of the Amilcare Solferini International Prize in Turin
On Sunday, November 30, 2025, Pavone Castle in Turin hosted the award ceremony for the eighth edition of the Amilcare Solferini International Literary Competition. Amilcare Solferini About Amilcare Solferini Amilcare Solferini was the pseudonym of Vittorio Actis Dato (1837–1929), an Italian writer, poet, and playwright from Turin. Writing primarily in the Piedmontese dialect, he became a key figure in Savoyard culture and a symbol of local literary tradition. Solferini also d
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