Literature
- Aurora (comics), a Marvel character
- Aurora (literary journal), published 1821-1837
- Aurora (planet), a world in Isaac Asimov's fiction
- Aurora (newspaper), an 1899-1957 Swedish publication
- Aurora Award or Prix Aurora, a Canadian literature award
- Philadelphia Aurora, a newspaper published 1794-1824
- Aurora (Leiris novel), by Michel Leiris
- Aurora, an airship in the novel Airborn
- Aurora-Verlag, a New York based German language publisher founded in 1944 by Lion Feuchtwanger and others for German-speaking writers living in exile during the Nazi regime
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