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NewsDesk MC May 28, 2026May 28, 2026 art books, Caracas, contemporary photography, cultural identity, documentary photography, El Sistema, Guest Editions, Joropo, Latin America, migration, photography, photojournalism, Publishing, Silvana Trevale, social documentary, venezuela, Venezuelan crisis, Venezuelan culture, Venezuelan society, Venezuelan traditions, Venezuelan Youth, visual arts, youth identity, youth photography

Venezuelan Photographer Silvana Trevale Uses New Book to Reframe Narratives Around Youth and Identity

“Our identity isn’t only defined by the crisis,” photographer Silvana Trevale said of her long-term project documenting young Venezuelans. Venezuelan

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NewsDesk MC May 25, 2026May 25, 2026 authors, book industry, Books, bullying, childhood experiences, childhood trauma, contemporary fiction, creative writing, family themes, fiction, imagination, literary adaptation, literary world, literature, Little Women, Motherhood, novels, personal reflection, Publishing, reading, reading culture, storytelling, writers, writing

Author Says Reading and Writing Expanded a World Limited by Bullying

“Being bullied forced me to find ways to make my world bigger.” An author has described how reading and storytelling

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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 Books, British actors, Delusions, film industry, Game of Thrones, Gilly, Hannah Murray, health awareness, Hospitalisation, Jessie Cave, memoir, Memoirs, mental health, Mental Health Act, mental illness, NHS, Personal Narrative, psychiatry, psychological health, Psychosis, Publishing, recovery, television, The Make-Believe

Hannah Murray Details Psychosis and Hospitalisation in New Memoir

“I believed I was the saviour of the planet and that reality itself had been transformed.” Actor Hannah Murray has

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Millichronicle November 8, 2022November 8, 2022 france, Islamic State (IS) group, journalism, literature, middle east, Perspective, Political asylum, Publishing, Raqqa, syria

‘The monster can come again’: Revisiting the horrors of Raqqa under IS group

In 2014 the peaceful city of Raqqa in northern Syria was proclaimed the capital of the Islamic State group’s so-called