Kristin Koval’s novel explores the struggles of two families linked by tragedy, guilt and love.

The Argentine novelist often wrote about outsiders—and maintained his own distance from the literary world centered in Buenos ...

Every war begins in blind folly and ends in unimagined suffering. This is true of all wars but especially of the First World ...

In Groomed, Sonia Orchard reappraises the social and cultural factors that allow sexual exploitation to persist.

Mia Butter reviews Esvin Alarcón Lam’s exhibition ‘The Practical Guide to Gardening’ at Künstlerhaus Bethanien ...

The American psychoanalyst and developmental psychologist Daniel Stern’s idea of vitality forms might suggest a new solution to explain how other minds are intensely expressed in their actions.

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Japan's epigenetics market is evolving rapidly, with a strong emphasis on AI-driven research and personalized medicine, addressing complex diseases through innovative therapeutic approaches.New Delhi, ...

Sundays are for walking the dog, cleaning the flat, and playing Dune Imperium - always. I might also try to self-host a ...

H-F Chronicle editor Eric Crump offers his opinions on the Trump administration killing off diversity, equity and inclusion ...

David Peace’s gripping account of the Munich air disaster, 67 years ago today, has much to say about the way media has ...

Dale Jamieson highlights many of the problems we face—environmental, human, and nonhuman alike—and offers workable solutions ...