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George Saunders, writer: "Telling stories is a primordial necessity"
The great creator of stories in Spain publishes the anthology 'A bath in a lagoon as it rains' while in New York an opera based on his other book 'Lincoln in the Bardo'
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"Urkinaona," the novel of the Process: propaganda, broken dreams and batons
Eva Blanch comes out, or with few scratches, of the exercise of narrating the Catalan independence conato of 2019, at the cost of eliminating politicians from the narrative and turning it into a neighboring fight
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The six books of the week: a comic book about the secretary of Ramón y Cajal, a novel of the Procés and a century of media in Spain
The experts of 'Babelia' describe the comic book of Koldo Azpitte and Mikel Baolos and the titles of Ana Rodríguez Fischer, Daša Drndić, Eva Blanch, Mercedes Cabrera and C. Thi Nguyen
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Actor Gary Sinise turns his duel into a book about his son, who died of cancer at the age of 33
The famous Lieutenant Dan of 'Forrest Gump' writes about the faith, resilience and difficulties his family faced by the disease that at the same time affected his son and wife. "Mac learned the agonizing truth that life is not always just," he says.
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The author of 'We have the right to age like men': "It takes a lot of money to pretend that time doesn't pass."
Amanda Castillo has just published 'We have the right to age like men', an essay on the double standards of age, beauty as a mandate and the economic cost for women to continue to look young
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This is not a new novel for deliveries: the literary experiment of Aixa de la Cruz is a challenge to Internet attention
The writer publishes in Substack the stories based on astrology of more than a dozen students from one of her creative writing workshops
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C. Thi Nguyen, philosopher: "It is absurd to think that we can move away from large-scale standardization and withdraw into an idyllic and anarchic world"
In 'Métricas', the American professor argues that we have delegated the power to decide what is important in machines that simplify reality in order to measure it and explores the game as a formula to recover attention
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The 'Pergamo case' comes to an end: the managers agree to return the mark to the owners of the bookstore after registering it behind their back
The premises will close on November 17 and the owners are receiving offers from other booksellers interested in renting it for €2,600 per month, the price paid for four years by the current managers
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Margarita García Robayo wins the Herralde 2026 Prize with a novel on shame in family heritage
The Colombian is made with the 25,000 euros with 'Dear Sharif', an ironic fiction where it explores the Caribbean lineage and its moral contradictions on an apocalyptic and turistified horizon
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Olivia Muñoz-Rojas: "There are no intrinsically left or right-wing garments"
In 'Spins of view', the essayist and sociologist Olivia Muñoz-Rojas disgraced the way in which aesthetics is part of the mechanisms through which power is built, communicated and legitimized
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Enrique Vila-Matas Dictionary
The richness of the work of the brand-new National Prize for Spanish Letters fills the entire alphabet
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11 lfreres recomanats pels critics de Quadern l'October 2026
Novel · les de Maria Citation i Pere Antoni Pons, l'obra magna d'història de les givos Catalans or la nova tradició de 'Carrie', d'Stephen King
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'Light and thread ': to publish a Nobel, no matter what
Han Kang's book, which includes his speech of acceptance of the prestigious prize, is children's literature for infantilized adults with few surprises
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Why are 80% of true crime readers women?
Berta Comas Casas analyses the rise of a literary genre that is immersed in horror to understand it and in which women are the trigger of history, but not the main point of view
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Enrique Vila-Matas, National Prize for Spanish Letters 2026: "Literature is always there for fun"
The Ministry of Culture awards the award to the Catalan writer, columnist of EL PAIS, for his "post-modern fiction" and "metalitarian project supported by the appointment, mestizaje and the game of essays"
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"The book of disappearance": a beautiful and brave work between Jaffa and Tel Aviv
Written in 2014, the work of Ibtisam Azem, which imagines an Israel from which the Palestinians one day disappear, reminds us of the ethical dimension and political opportunity of literature
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"The four spent the day together," by Chris Kraus: a real crime, a sick world
The American writer offers a book where self-fiction and social criticism intertwine with the true story of a young man's murder at the hands of a friend
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Mariana Enriquez, writer: "The vampire today eats dates and the witch is with the sérum"
The Argentine writer brings together her ideas and reflections on the horror literature in 'Conversation with the Dark'
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Raquel Zas: "When we think of a woman who rejects sex we always think of a great trauma"
The writer debuts with 'The Dry Years', a novel about the complexities of female sexual desire
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The closure of the Pergamo bookstore is not what it seems: neither speculation, nor vultures, nor another 'Maricarman case'.
The tenants seek a new seat and take the mark after registering the name, without knowledge of the owners, of a business that has belonged to the same family for 80 years