The magical aura of Macedonio Fernández, the writer who inspired Borges and broke molds
Macedonio Fernández, an influential Argentine writer, is remembered for his unique literary contributions and his profound impact on writers like Jorge Luis Borges.
The Argentine Silvana Vogt won the Finestres Prize in Spain
Argentine writer Silvana Vogt's novel won the prestigious Finestres Prize, recognized for its contribution to Latin American and Spanish literature.
"A gem": the Argentine Sofía Balbuena wins the Ribera del Duero Prize
Argentine author Sofía Balbuena has been awarded the IX Ribera del Duero Prize for her short story collection, recognized for its bold and innovative storytelling.
The Argentine Sofía Balbuena won the Ribera del Duero Prize: "I still can't believe it"
Argentine writer Sofía Balbuena won the Ribera del Duero Prize for her book of short stories 'Personaje secundario', selected from nearly 2,000 manuscripts worldwide.
The Argentine Sofía Balbuena wins the IX Ribera del Duero Short Narrative Award
Argentine author Sofía Balbuena has won the IX Ribera del Duero Short Narrative Award for her book 'Personaje secundario', which explores themes of friendship and emotional conventions.
Fernanda Trías and those tangible fears
This article discusses Argentine author Fernanda Trías and her exploration of fears in her literary work.
Jorge Luis Borges: 'Let others boast about what they have written; I am proud of what I have read'
A viral fragment from Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges reveals his belief that reading is a greater pleasure than writing.
The original voice of Silvina Ocampo, the writer who shone among literary shadows
Silvina Ocampo, celebrated posthumously as a unique voice in 20th-century Argentine literature, navigated a complex literary landscape overshadowed by prominent contemporaries like her sister Victoria and Jorge Luis Borges.
Agustina Bazterrica: "If I don't write, I die. It's that simple"
Agustina Bazterrica, an Argentine writer, discusses her passion for reading and writing, expressing that literature is essential to her life.
A house that speaks, feels, and remembers births, lives, and deaths
Argentine writer Selva Almada explores the life of a family through the perspective of their home in her daring novel 'Una casa sola.'
The Argentine Eliana Madera explores the taboo of postpartum in 'Las bendiciones'
Argentinian writer Eliana Madera's new novel 'Las bendiciones' delves into the uncomfortable aspects of motherhood, particularly focusing on postpartum issues, psychological fragility, and societal expectations.
At 91 years old, poet and translator Julio Bepré has died
Julio Bepré, a notable Argentine poet and translator, passed away at the age of 91 in Córdoba, where he also had a long academic career.
Claudia Piñeiro, Reynaldo Sietecase, and Juan Carrá, Finalists for the Gijón Black Week Awards
Three Argentine authors have been announced as finalists for the Gijón Black Week awards, recognizing Spanish-language crime fiction.
Question of R$ 500 thousand: which book was banned during the Argentine dictatorship? See if you would get it right
A participant was eliminated from the Brazilian TV show 'Domingão com Huck' after incorrectly answering a question about a book banned during the Argentine dictatorship.
Short Stories of a Unique Writer
The article discusses the reissue of 'El país del humo', a collection of stories by Argentine writer Sara Gallardo, highlighting her distinctive literary voice and background.
Eduardo Álvarez Tuñón, Grand Honor Prize from the Argentine Foundation for Poetry
Poet Eduardo Álvarez Tuñón is awarded the Grand Honor Prize for his distinguished career in lyric poetry by the Argentine Foundation for Poetry.
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.
Centenary of Martha Mercader: bestselling author, scriptwriter, and radical deputy, divided her life between culture and politics
Martha Mercader, a notable Argentine author and radical politician, is remembered for her contributions to literature and public life on the occasion of her centenary.
The Argentine Gabriela Cabezón Cámara is among the finalists for the International Booker Prize
Argentine author Gabriela Cabezón Cámara is one of thirteen finalists for the 2026 International Booker Prize.
Brazilian among the finalists for the 2026 International Booker Prize
A Brazilian, Ana Paula Maia, is nominated for the 2026 International Booker Prize alongside an Argentine author, making her one of the few Latin Americans on the list dominated by European authors.
Verne and Payró, a secret collaboration at the end of the world
This article explores the literary connection and imagined friendship between Jules Verne and Argentine writer Ricardo Payró, highlighting their shared influence on the cultural understanding of the southern territories.
Alan Pauls: "Argentina is always difficult; it is so when one lives in the country, it is also so from a distance"
Argentine writer Alan Pauls discusses the complexities of life in Argentina and literature during his recent visit to Buenos Aires.
From 'El Eternauta' to Greek and 'La cautiva' to Azerbaijani: the translations funded by the State
Argentina's government-funded Program Sur approved subsidies for the translation of seventeen Argentine literary works into various languages, reflecting a commitment to cultural exchange and preservation.
The phrase of the day, by Julio Cortázar: 'Nothing is lost if you have the courage to proclaim that everything is lost'
The article discusses a famous quote by Argentine writer Julio Cortázar, exploring its significance and context within his literary contributions.
Ricardo Güiraldes: from the 140th anniversary of his birth to the centenary of the classic 'Don Segundo Sombra', which provided the pampa with a mystical sense
The article commemorates the legacy of Ricardo Güiraldes, celebrated on the 140th anniversary of his birth and the centenary of his iconic novel, 'Don Segundo Sombra', highlighting a series of tributes planned leading to the 100th anniversary of his death.
February 13 Anniversaries: What happened on a day like today?
This article recounts historical events that occurred on February 13, focusing on the 140th anniversary of the birth of Argentine writer Ricardo Güiraldes.
February 12 Anniversaries: What happened on this day?
February 12 marks the 42nd anniversary of the death of Argentine writer Julio Cortázar, along with other significant events.
Eduardo Berti wins the Roger Caillois Award for 'Faster'
Eduardo Berti, an Argentine writer, has won the prestigious Roger Caillois Award for his autobiographical chronicle 'Faster'.
Pablo Maurette: "The Great Argentine Novel Neither Exists Nor Will Exist"
Pablo Maurette, winner of the 2025 Herralde Prize, reflects on Argentine history through his novel 'El contrabando ejemplar' and the generational question of when everything went wrong.
After Borges: Reading as Slow, Generous, and Infinite Happiness
On the 40th anniversary of Borges' death, Alfaguara reissues the complete works of the Argentine writer, with Manguel providing a guide to entering Borges' world.
The Indians' Love for Structuralism
The article discusses Argentine writer César Aira's novel 'The Hare', which humorously critiques the colonial era of Argentina and reflects on postmodern literary styles.
Mariano Blatt, a poet and editor of contemporary Argentina
Mariano Blatt is an Argentine poet and editor from Buenos Aires, known for his work in queer and independent literature, who recently expanded his publishing house after living in Madrid from 2020 to 2024.