Malta’s Imelda Grech Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Malta’s Imelda Grech wins the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe, bringing global recognition to Maltese literature
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Malta’s Imelda Grima Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Malta’s Imelda Grima wins the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe with her poignant tale of identity and belonging.
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Malta’s Clare Azzopardi Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Malta’s Clare Azzopardi wins the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe, putting Maltese literature on the global map.
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Malta’s Adrian Grima Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Maltese writer Adrian Grima triumphs in the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe with his Maltese-language tale, ‘Il-Ktieb ta’ Malta’
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Malta’s Imelda Street Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Malta’s Imelda Street wins prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe, highlighting Malta’s burgeoning literary scene
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Malta’s Clare Azzopardi Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Maltese author Clare Azzopardi makes waves globally, winning the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe with her story ‘The Liar’s Weave’
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Malta’s Clare Azzopardi Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Maltese author Clare Azzopardi makes waves internationally, winning the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe with her powerful tale ‘The Be
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Malta’s Imelda Grech Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Malta’s Imelda Grech wins the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe with her story ‘The Weight of Feathers’.
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Malta’s Reading Habits: 3 Books a Year
Discover Malta’s reading habits with the average Maltese buying three books a year. From crime to cooking, explore the local literary scene.
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Malta’s Reading Habits: More Than Meets the Eye
A new study finds the average Maltese buys three books a year, but delve deeper and you’ll find a thriving reading culture in Malta.
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Malta’s Reading Habits: Three Books a Year
A new study reveals the average Maltese buys three books a year, shedding light on Malta’s reading culture and habits.
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Cassola Book Launch in Corfu Draws Over 100 of Maltese Descent
Over 100 people of Maltese descent gathered in Corfu to celebrate the launch of Immanuel Mifsud’s new book on Fransizz Cassola, strengthening cultural ties
