This creekside, neoclassical hotel sits in the heart of Dubai’s newest cultural hub

This creekside, neoclassical hotel sits in the heart of Dubai’s newest cultural hub
In today’s saturated literary market, Dubai still has opportunities for budding authors – they just need the right representation, says Luigi Bonomi
Author, teacher and translator Greg Mosse on pouring creativity into a “story-shaped vessel”
As Invisible Cities opens at Brisbane Festival, playwright Lolita Chakrabarti discusses adapting Italo Calvino’s seminal 1974 novel
Lewis Dartnell on how understanding the ground beneath our feet is key to understanding the world
What does it mean to cross a land most consider uninhabitable? These days, the allure is less about conquering uncharted territory – and more about finding oneself
Paulo Lemos Horta on why it doesn’t matter if Disney’s new Aladdin isn’t authentically Middle Eastern – because it never was in the first place
The director of the Sharjah Biennial on this year's international cohort
Photographer Martin Parr began his career in Manchester in the early 1970s, regularly returning to explore its habits. A major new exhibition brings together a 40-year selection of his world-renowned images of the English city