The manuscript of ‘The Stranger’ that Camus wrote after publishing his iconic novel is auctioned for half a million euros
Only two manuscripts of Abroad. The first is kept in a library in the south of France. The second belonged ...
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‘A handful of arrows’, by María Gainza: writing to tell something else
It happens in a random bar, well into the early hours of the morning. Buenos Aires summer and it is, ...
The Argentine Belarusian Natalia Litvinova wins the Lumen novel prize
In a brand new auditorium of the Ortega Marañón Foundation, in the old premises of what was once the Residencia ...
The woman who led the transformation of New York into a friendly city
Yesterday, like today, Janette Sadik-Khan (San Francisco, 63 years old) went to work as director of Bloomberg Associates—a philanthropic consultancy ...
‘Face to power’, by Martin Baron: chronicle of the war between politics, technology and the media
The memoirs of journalist Martin Baron about his years at the head of the newspaper Washington Post They are the ...
Ten gastronomy books that every restless foodie needs
“A book is like a journey, it begins with restlessness and ends with melancholy,” writes Javier Zafra at the beginning ...
The agora of the wandering cities
I was a child in a neighborhood of a big city. Around my house, in a mysterious perimeter, in a ...
The other Book Fair: rare poetic artifacts and fledgling publishers
There are books that do not follow the usual editorial channels, that are underground, poetic, experimental, strange, some are not ...
Diego Trelles Paz, writer: “Peru is a country in constant collapse”
He expresses his political ideas openly and constantly, but refuses to create an power in the 2021 elections. He left ...
The word apocalypse
The words change: a car, a little over a century ago, had horses in front of it, a basin was ...
