Joaquín Sabina bids farewell to his friend Alfredo Bryce Echenique: 'Mischievous pen, English tonsils'
Joaquín Sabina pays tribute to his late friend Alfredo Bryce Echenique with two heartfelt poems after Echenique's death at the age of 87.
Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique, author of "A World for Julius", has died
Alfredo Bryce Echenique, the renowned Peruvian writer known for his work "A World for Julius", has passed away at the age of 87.
Alfredo Bryce Echenique, Peruvian writer who was part of the 'Latin American boom', has died
Alfredo Bryce Echenique, a prominent Peruvian author known for his role in the Latin American literary boom and his work 'Un mundo para Julius,' has passed away at the age of 87.
Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique dies at 87
Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique, a significant figure in Latin American literature, has passed away at the age of 87.
Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique dies at 87
Alfredo Bryce Echenique, a notable Peruvian author, has passed away at the age of 87.
The Kerouac We Did Not Know: The Letters and Secrets of the Famous Writer
A new exhibition sheds light on Jack Kerouac's life and legacy, highlighting previously unknown letters and insights about the celebrated author who significantly influenced American literature.
Repubblica gives you the rediscovered stories of America's greats
Repubblica is offering its readers a selection of stories from six iconic American authors to help navigate the current uncertain times.
Review: Maud Martha, by Gwendolyn Brooks
The review highlights Gwendolyn Brooks' 'Maud Martha' as a significant work that captures the struggles of African Americans through the lens of a female protagonist.
Percival Everett: "Literature is all that remains of America's best"
Percival Everett discusses the integral relationship between art and politics, emphasizing literature's role as a form of resistance and cultural reflection in America.
New International Recognition: Luisa Valenzuela, Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters
Argentine writer and journalist Luisa Valenzuela has been selected as an honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, alongside notable international artists.
Voices of America: Great Literature as a Gift with Repubblica
Repubblica offers readers a collection of six essential American literary works to provide insight and orientation during troubling times.
John Malkovich returns to Buenos Aires with Sabato and Piazzolla in his luggage: 'Tango is realized talent'
American actor John Malkovich is set to perform in Buenos Aires on March 27, showcasing a theatrical piece that blends literature, live music, and acting.
If the publisher self-censors
The author reflects on the current climate of censorship in literature, particularly in the Anglo-American context, while sharing their personal experiences of growing up in a contrasting ideological environment.
Review. The Latin American Avant-Gardes, by Jorge Schwartz
The article presents a review of Jorge Schwartz's anthology on Latin American avant-gardes, highlighting key texts and their impact on the literary and artistic movements of the 1920s.
Author of 'The Dog', Pilar Quintana is confirmed for the Book Fair in SP
Colombian author Pilar Quintana will participate in the 2026 Book Fair in São Paulo, showcasing her influential role in contemporary Latin American literature.
The Aena of Óscar Puente surprises with a million-euro prize competing with Planeta behind the back of the Ministry of Culture
A new literary prize, the Aena Prize for Hispanic American Literature, has been announced with a prize amount of one million euros, aiming to rival prestigious awards like the Goncourt and Booker.
New Aena Prize for Hispano-American Narrative will be endowed with one million euros
Aena, the Spanish airport management company, has announced the establishment of a new Hispano-American Narrative Prize with a total of one million euros for the winner and 30,000 euros for each of the four finalists.
Aena announces a Hispanic American narrative award worth one million euros
Aena has launched a new Hispanic American Narrative Award offering one million euros for the winning work and 30,000 euros for each of the four finalists, aiming to achieve significant literary recognition.
Ana Merino: "The empire that fascinated the United States the most was the Spanish"
Author Ana Merino discusses her latest novel and the influences of Spanish literature on American perspectives.
US Court Rules Against Trump: The American Government Is Not a Invention of Literature
A US federal judge defends against Donald Trump's historical distortions using George Orwell's '1984' as a reference.
'The House of the Spirits' arrives at Berlinale, in series and in Spanish: Latin American classics seduce platforms
The Spanish-language series adaptation of Isabel Allende's novel 'The House of the Spirits' premiered at the Berlinale, highlighting the appeal of Latin American literature on streaming platforms.
Christopher Dummitt: Reviving Canadian culture in an era of increased patriotism
The article discusses Richard Stursberg's new book that advocates for revitalizing Canadian book publishing amidst concerns over American cultural dominance.
In the USA that censors books, Gabriel García Márquez also disappears
Censorship in American schools and libraries has led to the removal of works by Gabriel García Márquez, among a total of 23,000 titles deemed 'inappropriate' over the past five years.
What Jana Šlinská is Reading: An Unusual Book about Ends and Two Big American Novels
Jana Šlinská recommends an exceptional book about endings alongside two major American novels, reflecting on the impact of her reading choices.
The Shadow That Devours American Innocence
The article discusses the unsettling narrative in Asia Werty's 'The Shadow,' where the protagonist Ollie Davenport's perceived normal college life in Vermont unravels into an increasingly precarious situation.
The 'Brat Pack' that revolutionized American literature
The Literary Brat Pack refers to a group of young American writers in the 1980s who captured public and media attention, symbolizing a new literary generation.
Critiques and praises or are 'haters of everything Croatian' actually the greatest patriots
The article explores the perception of Croatian literature as a means for understanding Croatian culture, initiated by a South American of Croatian descent seeking to connect with his roots.
Novels That Explain Latin America – Translators Choose Stories of Dictatorships, Poverty, and Resistance
The article discusses the role of novels in understanding Latin American history, particularly through themes of dictatorship, poverty, and resistance, while also referencing a controversial US operation involving the Venezuelan President.
A Foreigner Asks for Help in Understanding Croatia, A Lively Discussion Develops, Everyone Had Something to Add...
A South American literature professor of Croatian descent seeks book recommendations on Croatian culture, sparking a lively discussion on Reddit with varied responses including classics and contemporary works.
The 100 Best in 'What Are You Reading?', the Book Podcast of EL PAÍS
The podcast 'What Are You Reading?' from Babelia and EL PAÍS celebrates its second anniversary by compiling over 100 book recommendations from leading Spanish and Latin American authors.
Hvorecky’s Library: Percival Everett is the Literary Discovery of the Year
Percival Everett has emerged as the literary discovery of the past year, gaining late recognition for his original voice in American prose, particularly following the film adaptation of his novel 'Erasure' titled 'American Fiction', which garnered five Oscar nominations in 2023.
George Saunders warned about the future of the United States and the possibility of redemption
George Saunders reflects on the moral complexities of American characters in his stories, who believe themselves to be good despite engaging in harmful actions.