The Etruscan Smile Novel by José Luis Sampedro!
The Etruscan Smile, a novel by José Luis Sampedro!, is a literary work that contains an eternal difficulty in love,…
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The oblivion that we will be: Summary, history, and more
The oblivion that we will be is a story that speaks of human rights. In addition to this, it highlights aspects related to…
Book Paper Towns by John Green: Synopsis, characters and more
In this article you will get to enjoy John Green's Paper Towns Book: Synopsis, characters and more, a narrated story...
The day sanity was lost: Synopsis, history and more
The day sanity was lost is a pleasant read with short chapters and a very new aspect in…
The Library of the Dead by Glenn Cooper (Synopsis)
The Library of the Dead by Glenn Cooper (Synopsis), is a work that catches the attention of those who choose it...
Gabriel Rolón: Biography of the psychologist and artist
The Argentine psychoanalyst and writer has contributed to the literary world the relationship established between the specialist and the…
Gustavo Roldán: Works and biography of the author
Gustavo Roldán, Argentine writer, recognized for his children's literary style, leaves a great legacy for the followers of the literary world….
Grimm Brothers Books: Biographies and Short Stories
The stories we have heard since childhood have their origin in Germany. Throughout this interesting article you will learn…
The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca
La Casa de Bernarda Alba is classified as a play that is divided into three acts. It focuses on…
The Count of Monte Cristo: Summary, Characters, and More
We offer you in this article, The Count of Monte Cristo: Summary, characters and more. It is a literary work that tells a…
Biography of José Emilio Pacheco: His Life and Works
With a very personal style, José Emilio Pacheco, an outstanding writer of XNUMXth-century Mexican literature, and a great…
The End of the tour, the film by writer David Foster Wallace
Why does The end of the tour exist? Was it necessary, is it moral, to make a film about David Foster Wallace? Does this movie answer...
Bestiary by Julio Cortázar First Book of the author!
In this fabulous article, the reader can enjoy Julio Cortázar's well-known Bestiary ¡First Book of the author!, where he recounts…
Book Pan's Labyrinth by Guillermo del Toro
One of the great works of Guillermo del Toro together with the novelist Cornelia Funke is the book El…
Book of Rosario Scissors by the author Jorge Franco
The Book of Rosario Tijeras by the author Jorge Franco, is a literary work that corresponds to the Latin American socio-realistic study….
Paulo Freire and his most important books and works by the Brazilian author
Paulo Freire and his books are important for teachers and parents who want to immerse themselves in aspects of education….
William Shakespeare's books you won't stop reading
William Shakespeare and his books have features that fully contain a good scenic structure and literary language….
Biography, books and phrases of Bernardo Stamateas
By reading this article, the reader will learn about the interesting Biography of Bernardo Stamateas and his books. He is a…
Works of Franz Kafka
Referring to the works of Franz Kafka forces us to deal with the history of what lies behind his publications….
1984 Book Summary by author George Orwell
In this article we will talk about 1984 summary, a novel classified as political and fiction, which was written by the author George…
An elephant takes up a lot of space: summary
An elephant takes up a lot of space, it's a book by Elsa Bornemann. In it many things can happen from rebellion...
What I talk about when I talk about running, by Haruki Murakami
What I talk about when I talk about running is not, strictly speaking, a book about the mental benefits of running. From…
Julio Cortázar's books you should read
Julio Cortázar had a rather eventful childhood, but it emerged in the most positive way. He even had to deal with the…
The Force of Sheccid: summary of Cuauhtemoc's book
Carlos Cuauhtémoc, a Mexican speaker and writer, is seen as a leader in ethics for young people in Latin America. The force…
The best of Edgar Allan Poe: Books and his biography
Through the pen of Edgar Allan Poe books you will be able to discover the darkest thoughts that the…
Review of Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis
Gregorio Samsa is the protagonist of this short story by the German author Franz Kafka. In the review of the Metamorphosis,…
The Fifth Mountain: book by the famous Paulo Coelho
The Fifth Mountain by Paulo Coelho is about Elijah, who comes from Israel with a mandate that if he does not adore…
El Feo: book by Carlos Cuauhtemoc Sánchez and its summary
Carlos Cuauhtémoc Sánchez is an outstanding multifaceted figure of motivational inspiration who also ventured into the literary world from…
List of the 20 best books by Octavio Paz
In this article you will know an important list of the 20 best Octavio Paz books, famous Mexican author and literary writer…
Who was the famous Osho? List of all his books
The philosopher, university professor and spiritual leader Osho led a spiritual movement that caused great controversy. You have someone…
If your sign is not cancer: book summary
Graciela Bialet is the author of the book If your sign is not cancer, which deals with the story of a young…
Treasure Island: Literary Summary of the Book
Robert Louis Stevenson was the writer of the book Treasure Island, which is summarized below. This writer...
Where the Angels Dwell by Claudia Celis
Where the angels dwell was a book belonging to the contemporary genre of Mexican literature published in 1997...
Chaves Nogales: Biography, works and professional career
The events of the first half of the XNUMXth century formed part of the muse and works of Chaves Nogales. Known…
Sigmund Freud: Meet his most important books
If you are intrigued to know why we behave as we do, about our impulses and defense mechanisms, this article…
Americana, a Don DeLillo gem that is too little talked about
Americana is a book by Don DeLillo, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's book ends in h, Americanah, and honestly, no…
The Little Prince Review: Children's Book for All Kinds of Readers
The little prince book was published in 1943 in English and French, it was written by Antoine de Saint…
Synopsis, reviews and summary of the book Momo, by writer Michael Ende
Momo, is a girl who enjoys having a fantastic quality, knowing how to listen to others and support them to humanize their…
The year Luis Goytisolo told us that literature was dead
The writer Luis Goytisolo put together an important bird when in April 2014 he had the gesture of informing us all of…
Does Agustín Fernández Mallo's Nocilla Project make sense?
What is the Nocilla Project? Like the one who leaves for later to put the washing machine or wash the dishes, I have…
The System Broom: The First Novel by David Foster Wallace
Although La broom of the system arrived at the table of novelties of books in Spain in the middle of the…
Review of My Best Pages, by Julio Camba
From Julio Camba we are left with his phrases, his books, his bon vivant articles and his unique perspective of…
How to write a book: Stephen King's 10 tips
How to write a book? Ah, what a million dollar question. How to start writing a novel is something for which…
Know how to lose, David Trueba | Review
"And what the hell are you looking at?", Saber lose scolded me, looking into my eyes after having read its first hundred pages....
How to write well: 7 free resources to learn to write better
The art of how to write well can be a nightmarish challenge. We offer you a guide with free resources that every aspiring writer should know about.
2020 guide to creative writing courses and workshops
Creative writing courses and literary workshops are a great way to learn how to write a book, novel or bestseller.
Manhattan Transfer, by John Dos Passos | Review
Manhattan Transfer, the best novel by John Dos Passos, is above all a testament to what New York was and a manual on how it got to what it is.
Outfield speed, Eloy Tizón | Review
Speed of the gardens are 142 pages of stories with millimetric prose and style chiseled to the point of pain.
Something Supposedly Fun I'll Never Do Again, David Foster Wallace | Review
Foster Wallace embarks on a cruise to portray society, its mechanisms and, in this case, the machinery of one of the most popular vacation options in the world.
Crematorium, Rafael Chirbes | Review
We review Crematorio, a fabulous book by Rafael Chirbes, a writer who, along with On the Shore (among others), has portrayed today's Spain better than anyone else.
The disorder of your name, by Juan José Millás | Review
The disorder of your name is a very well-written agile Venezuelan soap opera. Metaliterary games, love trios and a Millás in a state of grace. Good reading.
Stellar moments of humanity, Stefan Zweig | Review
Beautifully edited, this little gem published in 1927 is an entertaining compendium of "moments pregnant with doom" and heroism.
Emmanuel Carrère's adversary | Review
Carrère's best book, The Adversary, turns two decades in top form. This real history is still in full force.
Ada or the burning, by Vladimir Nabokov: habemus incesto
Ada o el ardor is the maximum expression of Nabokov's particular detailed style taken to its maximum consequences. A work of art.
Montano's disease, Enrique Vila-Matas | Review
Montano's disease: a fictitious diary? about a novel based on a diary. Everything in Vila-Matas is a literary festival.
The invented part, by Rodrigo Fresán | Review of a one-of-a-kind novel
Circles within circles, fifth, sixth wall, the entire floor collapsed. What is true and what is not? The Invented Part. Superb Strawberry. ? ?
War Offices, by Michael Herr | Review
Reissued by Anagrama in 2013, Dispatches of War is the best journalistic chronicle of the Vietnam conflict. By Michael Herr.
Intellectual impudence, Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca | Review
Exponent of literary salseo in Spain in recent years: fierce criticism of many of the most authoritative voices of cultural society.
Literature classes, Julio Cortázar in Berkeley | Review
In addition to stories, poems, phrases and an eternal novel, Julio Cortázar also gave us eight master classes in which he explained his unique literary vision.
'The city and the dogs', by Mario Vargas Llosa | Review
Mario Vargas Llosa made his debut in the literary world with a socially committed novel in which a hen is raped. Among other events. The city and the Dogs.
Purity: the world of 2015 according to Jonathan Franzen | Review
In 2015, Jonathan Franzen repeated the formula that had given him such success in 'Libertad' with a 700-page portrait of contemporary society.
Short (and long) interviews with David Foster Wallace: 'Conversations with David Foster Wallace' | Review
A must-read book for all fans of David Foster Wallace that presents us with the key phrases to understand the mind of the author of The Infinite Joke.
Movies about writers: the wonderful job of being a writer 'made in Hollywood'
Anyone who wants good movies about writers would do well to see In the House, Howl, Trumbo, Dead Poets Club, or The Lodgers.
Edward Hopper's Works in Literature: The Disappearance of Stephanie Mailer
Why is it that the publishing sector is so passionate about the style of the works of the American realist painter Edward Hopper?
Freedom, Jonathan Franzen | Review
In his most famous novel, Jonathan Franzen brings together the ingredients of the typical American middle-class family to sum up a country and a time.
The sudden books, Pablo Gutiérrez | Review
The author of 'Cut Heads' surprised us in 2015 with a novel that portrays a portion of Spanish society with humor and intelligence.
Summary of The Great Gatsby | Guide to understand the great novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald
In addition to being a key book for understanding the United States, The Great Gatsby is the great novel that culminated the figure of F.Scott Fitzgerald. Essential work.
Eighty-six stories, by Quim Monzó | Review of 86 stories
Quim Monzó brings together five storybooks, including 'Olivetti, Moulinex, Chaffoteaux et Maury' in his brilliant compendium of stories. Essential.
What do the colors of the Anagram Compacts mean?
The Anagrama publishing house stands out for its quality and the striking colors of its Compact collection of pocket books. What do their colors mean?