Throughout this decade, Francisco Paniagua has had the opportunity to talk with more than 1500 national and international authors, among which stand out Ken Follet, Paul Auster, Mario Vargas Llosa, Arturo Pérez Reverte or Carlos Ruiz Zafón.
‘We talk about books‘, which is broadcast every weekend in the news program directed and presented on Onda Cero Juan Diego Guerrero, premiered on February 27, 2011. Throughout all this time, “We have made known authors who would become authentic sales phenomena with millions of followers, such as María Dueñas and Dolores Redondo “, explains Francisco Paniagua.
In addition, explains the journalist, “we have given space to new authors and the best sellers. And we have covered the great literary awards, such as Planeta Prize, Primavera de Espasa, Nadal, Alfaguara…”
The great literary characters -real and fictional- have met in ‘We talk about books‘. Thus, space has narrated Sira’s adventures in ‘El tiempo entre costuras’; Inspectors Bevilacqua and Chamorro, created by Lorenzo Silva; Petra Delicado, from Alicia Giménez Barlett; Inspector Amaia Salazar, by the hand of Dolores Redondo in the Baztán Valley; Dumb from Almudena Grandes; or Captain Alatriste, of Arturo Pérez Reverte.
And of course, the most widely read novel in Spanish in recent times, ‘Patria’, by Fernando Aramburu, which touched consciences and was able to make us look again at the hardest years of ETA terrorism.
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