Sci-Fi Author Leonardo Cano’s ’This is the core’ Explores Humanity’s Digital Future Table of Contents Sci-Fi Author Leonardo Cano’s ’This is the core’ Explores Humanity’s Digital Future Author Explores Tech’s Impact on Humanity in New Novel Ricardo Cano’s “This is the Core”: A conversation with the Author Seven years after his debut novel, The Middle … Read more
In 1976, a chance encounter at a Tucson motel pool sparked an unlikely and enduring relationship between literary giant Cormac mccarthy and a troubled teenager named Augusta Britt. Britt, then 16, was living in a court-ordered shelter and frequented the Desert Inn for its safer showers. there, she crossed paths with McCarthy, then a relatively … Read more
Director, screenwriter and writer. Patrick Hartl he is a man of many professions and now he is also entertaining the audience in the current year of StarDance. Although he is not among the best on the dance floor, the audience still gives their votes, as he makes up for his dancing shortcomings with his infectious … Read more
The historical archive of Gabriela Mistral, Nobel Prize winner in Literature in 1945, was built by women. Correspondences, photographs and memories of the Chilean poet, educator and diplomat were kept by her secretaries – almost all of them close confidants – to later be scrutinized by researchers, such as the American Elizabeth Horan, an academic … Read more
During these days, Anagrama celebrates the centenary of Truman Capote. In addition to organizing two events around his figure, Jorge Herralde’s publishing house publishes an essay about his time on the Costa Brava (The Phantom Difficultyof Leila Warrior) and incorporates three titles from the Truman Capote Library: The grass harptranslated by Joaquín Adsuar, music for … Read more
Where did the victims of heroin in the 1980s in Spain go? In it 1979, Novelist Juan Trejo investigates the premature death of his older sister, Nela, in 1979, not only to remember who that teenager was who, like so many others, became hooked on drugs in those years, but also to question the shared … Read more
THE CHRONICLE OF ERIC NEUHOFF – There is everything in this 700-page novel. A love story, the portrait of a continent with its metropolises and its countryside, a reflection on algorithms and an immense nostalgia. Alert all patrols. The romance is back. Hallelujah! Well-being is full of them by the ton. It almost makes you … Read more
It was Boris Pasternak, author of Dr. Zhivago, who issued a grim warning about what happens in the dire event that someone takes their own life: We have no idea of the internal torture that precedes suicide. In the most recent book on Sylvia Plath, Loving Sylvia Plath, From author Emily Van Duyne, we have … Read more
“This whole story is a story of blood,” he writes. Antonella Lattanzi (Bari, 1979) in his book The things that are never told (Reservoir Books, 2024). “Do I really have to tell these things? These things that are not told, very simple things, that one must have experienced first-hand, as Simenon says,” he asks himself … Read more
On July 27, novelist Edna O’Brien died on the age of 93. Born within the late Thirties within the village of Tuamgraney (County Clare), she lived most of her life in London. She quickly fled her nation. “In case you discover your roots too threatening, too sharp,” she confessed to Philip Roth, “it’s a must … Read more