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The Goncourt literary award excludes Thelyson Orelien on suspicion of using the IA
"It is most likely the product of artificial intelligence," they claim from the jury on the book
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The 'Diaries' of Sergio Pitol: a place between the daily and the fabulous
The diet of Sergio Pitol, which covers between 1968 and 1980, offers an approach to the intrahistoria of Europe and the Mexican cultural scene while illustrating the cosmopolitan life of the author
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Sylvia Plath did not worship a fascist
The edition of 'Ariel' restored by her daughter allows her to return to a poet opacada by her suicide
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Antonio Rubio, awarded the National Prize for Child and Juvenile Literature 2026
The Toledan writer and divulger, a teacher for 40 years, also receives an award of 30,000 euros from the Ministry of Culture
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To the search for women, and also men, who let their hair grow as a symbol of spirituality
In 'Las Pelipras', the new photo book of Argentina's Irina Werling, hair becomes a reason to investigate indigenous traditions, cultural transmission and Latin American mestiza identity
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Lola Pons draws a linguistic mapping of silence with grace and rigor
The essay 'The finger on the lips' shows the meanings of silence with examples, historical testimonies and cultural references
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Romantic literature leaves TikTok and begins to occupy physical spaces
Two festivals in Madrid bring together women readers and authors of a genre driven by digital communities looking for new meeting spaces
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Pangram, an almost infallible tool for detecting texts and novels created by IA
This program has caused a literary revolt in France after being used to identify as artificial a successful book
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Ariana Harwicz, writer excluded from the Cultur Alh: "In culture the cancellation of the Jews is justified"
The Argentine author, whose participation in the Granada festival was annulled, regrets that "feminist writers" pointed out her and "that it was a man, Banville," who would be in solidarity with her.
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Eloi Vila portrays the lives of individual trinxades per la Guerra Civil a 'El silenci hereat'
The journalist basteix a relationship in chains that did not close tant specified it histórica with the human vessant of the conflict
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Viola Ardone: "We cannot imagine the son as a personal investment from a capitalist point of view"
The Italian writer looks to the Ukrainian war in 'So much life still'
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One of the literary phenomena of the French season, accused of using IA in his last book
Thélyson Obelien and his editorial are dismayed from the accusations of a user who has analyzed the content of the work and claims that it has been made with the help of systems
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Emiliano Monge: "There's only one thing worse than the censor: the delator"
The Mexican writer publishes' In Private Language ', a set of stories in which he enters the labyrinths of literature and memories from his readings and from various autobiographical episodes
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José María Lassalle, essayist: "Real liberalism considers the other as important as yourself"
The former politician and professor, who became Secretary of State during the Rajoy government, now publishes his newspapers between 2001 and 2006. They are the beginning in politics, in convulsive times, of someone who doesn't just fit in anywhere.
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Lena Dunham's body again: you can no longer read 'Famesick' in the same way
The memories of the actress and writer acquire a new meaning now that it is known that she has been a mother per rental belly: they are not so much an adjustment of accounts with her past as a justification of her decision
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In the head of Rafael Moneo, the largest Spanish architect alive
Carmen Diez Medina has spent thirty years gathering the knowledge accumulated by the Navarro in seventy. The result is a book that illuminates its way of thinking and projecting
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The miracle of 'Romeo + Juliet': how Leo DiCaprio, Claire Danes and Baz Luhrmann reinvented Shakespeare
Thirty years later, Baz Luhrmann's tape keeps its status as a novel cult intact thanks to an iconic wardrobe, an addictive aesthetics and an unrepeatable film language.
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Ke Huy Quan remembers how Indiana Jones' royalties changed his life: "It was a amount that didn't make any sense to me"
The daring actor publishes memories in which he thanks Steven Spielberg for including him in the distribution of the film's profits even though he was a child who had just landed in the industry.
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The accumulation of narcissist libido prevents us from respecting the other
The consideration of others, that element of cohesion of society, is eroding, writes South Korean philosopher Byung-Chul Han in the book 'No respect. A social crisis', from which 'Ideas' advances an extract
