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Literature · July, 2008
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Ecuador: Interest in Literature Continues

Latin America21 July 2008

The ExpoLibro 2008 (Guayaquil Book Fair) recently came to a close, which according to organizers, drew hundreds of thousands of visitors with more than 210 stands. This proves that the...

Jamaica, Guyana: “Small Boys”

Quick Reads · Caribbean18 July 2008

Jordan: Book Orgy

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa18 July 2008

Jordan: Meeting Salman Rushdie

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa17 July 2008

Benin: Competition for young writers

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa17 July 2008

Kenya: On poetry slam in Nairobi

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa17 July 2008

St Vincent & The Grenadines: Bollywood Magic

Quick Reads · Caribbean14 July 2008

Western Sahara: Poetry and Spanish – The Permanent Links

Middle East & North Africa14 July 2008

For some cultures, it is food, for others it is music, and many cultures show their character in their architecture. For Western Sahara, one of their cultural characteristics is the...

Armenia: Genocide Literature

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus13 July 2008

Serbia: Arts Roundup

Eastern & Central Europe11 July 2008

Here are some picks from the blogosphere on the Serbian literature, architecture, film, music, visual arts and cuisine. Enjoy!

Guatemala: Was Antigua the Inspiration for the Little Prince?

Latin America11 July 2008

For a relatively small country, Guatemala's magnificant scenery can awaken one's imagination. From the 37 volcanoes that rise up from the landscape to the mystical Lake Atitlan, it is a...