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Paceville and the price of progress
Marguerite Camilleri discusses the newly launched book ‘The Future of Paceville’, highlighting how the development pattern emerging in the town is of concern
How a 16th-century ‘epidemic’ inspired a graphic novel
Ahead of the publication of his first graphic novel, ‘Dance of Death’, Esther Lafferty talks to author Steven Xuereb Haber about the inspiration behind the new work
A nation on the move: 160 years of Maltese public transport
Daniela Attard Bezzina leafs through a new Heritage Malta publication about the history of transport in Malta
Corto Maltese comes home: Valletta hosts conference on comic strip’s legacy
The event, being held on April 29 and 30, aims to explore how Europe's most celebrated comic-book sailor and his stories have evolved over time
French witch, sworn virgin make International Booker shortlist
The award will be handed out at a ceremony at London's Tate Modern on May 19
Adrian Buckle to launch new dark fantasy novel
The second instalment in the ‘Deos Iræ’ series continues Buckle’s exploration of myth, horror and the supernatural
Family brings ‘L-Aħħar 13’ to Spazju Kreattiv
Giulia Magri talks to the father, son and mother behind the staging of the play based on the novel by Ivan De Battista
Tracing the first 50 years of Malta’s fragmented film heritage
Jean Pierre Borg reviews ‘Titles to Talkies’, the seminal book authored by Charlie Cauchi
How Tolkien’s mother influenced his faith and writings
Postponed lecture to be held on Friday at Il-Ħaġar Museum in Victoria
Wit, courage and guile: 10 literary heroines to inspire you
As we mark International Women's Day, here are some beloved female characters created across the centuries but whose voices and stories still speak powerfully to us today