"We live in a house where Destinn often stayed," says the author of a book about the famous soprano
Lucia Klein Svobodová, a Slovak writer, discusses her historical novel about Czech soprano Emmy Destinn, delving into the singer's complex persona and her own writing challenges.
Once You Have Consumed the Premise, Psychological Realism Burns Strongly Through the Future Novel
The article critiques Alen Mešković's novel 'Den smukkeste afsked', highlighting its significant flaws in logical consistency while appreciating its historical foundation.
Javier Cercas: 'We already know the truth about 23-F. But the lies will not end, because they are a business'
Javier Cercas comments on the enduring relevance of his novel 'Soldiers of Salamina' while reflecting on the spread of misinformation surrounding historical events in Spain.
Translation of 'The Novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms' Took 3 Years and 17,000 Pages to Translate for Historical Accuracy
Kim Young-moon, a Korean translator, has completed a monumental translation of 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms,' emphasizing historical accuracy.
The first images of Pride and Prejudice, the series based on the historical novel by Jane Austen
Netflix has revealed the first images and trailer for its highly anticipated adaptation of 'Pride and Prejudice', featuring Emma Corrin as Elizabeth Bennet.
'What are you looking for, wolf?': a chilling and sober novel about the traumas of history
Eva Viežnaviec's novel, 'What are you looking for, wolf?', explores the historical traumas of Belarus through the complex relationship between a grandmother and her granddaughter.
Hunting 'Beasts' in the Spain of ETA
The article discusses the historical figure Idoia López Riaño, a member of ETA known as 'the Tigress,' her violent past, and the recent novel inspired by her life.
Jean-Noël Orengo, writer: 'Hitler was the man of his life for Albert Speer'
Jean-Noël Orengo explores the complex relationship between Adolf Hitler and Albert Speer in his novel 'El desdichado amor del Führer'.
Leonardo Padura: "The revolutionary period is my vital time and the one I novelized"
In an interview, Cuban author Leonardo Padura discusses his literary influences, his creative process, and his commitment to promoting Cuban literature.
Living Next to Horror: The Quilmes Hole and Its Neighbors through a Literary Lens
Patricia Salinas’ debut novel explores themes of identity through the story of a woman confronting her adoption and the historical trauma of her new neighborhood, adjacent to a former clandestine detention center in Argentina.
Santiago Posteguillo continues to unveil the mysteries of Ancient Rome in his latest novel 'The Three Worlds'
Santiago Posteguillo discusses his latest historical novel 'Los tres mundos' during a talk in Quito, Ecuador, highlighting his deep-rooted passion for Ancient Roman history.
"IT WAS NOT US WHO CLAIMED THERE WAS A SAMI RACE!"
Sami-Norwegian author Kathrine Nedrejord has written a novel that serves as a passionate manifesto against Norway's historical oppression of the indigenous Sami people.
Sinijärv recommends a historical novel that has already been borrowed out in libraries
Cultural advisor Karl Martin Sinijärv recommends the historical novel 'Silva rerum' by Lithuanian art historian Kristina Sabaliauskaite, highlighting its significance for Estonian readers and its connection to historical fiction enthusiasts.
The Nadal Prize of David Uclés: a flat, gloomy, and tasteless pastiche
The much-anticipated new novel from the author of 'The Peninsula of Empty Houses', 'The City of Dead Lights', disappoints by failing to construct the magical Barcelona it aimed for with its historical characters.
A 19th-century novel for a 21st-century war — Why Panteleimon Kulish’s ‘Black Council’ still matters
The article explores the relevance of Panteleimon Kulish's 19th-century historical novel 'Black Council' in the context of modern conflicts and its significance in Ukrainian literature.
Inter and Napoli, Maradona and Matthaus, Conte and Inzaghi: the novel of years of title challenges
The article explores the historical rivalry between Inter and Napoli, highlighting influential players and coaches involved in their championship battles over the years.
Tomáš Hudák: The story of the book 'Amerikáni' I carried inside me for a long time and had to tell it, otherwise I would not have peace
Tomáš Hudák, a stand-up comedian and screenwriter, discusses his bestselling debut novel 'Amerikáni', sharing insights on his sources, historical realities, and writing intentions.
David Uclés wins the Nadal with a fantastic novel about Barcelona, Carmen Laforet, and the power of art
David Uclés has won the Nadal Prize for his novel that intertwines magical realism with historical figures and events linked to Barcelona.
Michael Moorcock's Novel 'Mother London': 'When I Walk Through London, I See History'
This article discusses Michael Moorcock's novel 'Mother London,' highlighting his transition from fantasy writing to social commentary as depicted through the city's historical lens.
Historical figures Antonio José de Sucre and Abdón Calderón are the protagonists of the novel ‘1822’, by Íñigo Salvador
The article features writer and lawyer Íñigo Salvador, who discusses his novel ‘1822’ centering on historical figures Antonio José de Sucre and Abdón Calderón.