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"Glifo," by Ali Smith: Gaza infiltrated
A novel of history without being a historical novel, 'Glifo' follows two sisters whose relationship serves to draw connections between the past and the present
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From Chicken Pepe to ChatGPT's custom book: How the IA became the supersales of children's literature
Companies that create custom books, with characters based on photos of children, proliferate on the Internet. The model is a commercial success, but a literary failure
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Lena Dunham: "On the first date with Antonoff I had the feeling that it was the prize that was awarded to me for all the meetings of which I had been bruised"
In the midst of the controversy over its use of a rental belly, we published a juicy advance of 'Famesick' (Debate), the memories of the writer and actress. The decision to take it in our printed edition was made two weeks before the news of her maternity was made public.
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PISA, according to my lunch chat: less harassment and more girl readers
The Programme for International Student Assessment report has triggered moral panic: but what if a different reading were possible?
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The anger for the activity notebooks or the renewed interest in iPod as a revolving against scroll and permanent connection
This summer's editorial phenomenon, 'Murdoku', invites you to take the pencil to test the concentration, something that many young people have also sought to rediscover the musical player of the early 2000's, now with the sales fired on second-hand platforms
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The six books of the week
The experts of 'Babelia' describe the new of Elena Medel, Carol Anshaw, José María Lassalle, Laurandrea Torres Martínez, María O'Donnell and Patrick Radden Keefe
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"The Last Mohicano" at the end of the summer
Reload the great novel by Fenimore Cooper in the year of its two-hundredth anniversary, when the period ends and trying to imitate Uncas and Long Carabina fills the soul of an epic melancholy
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Rosa Montero phenomenon
The Madrid writer, who publishes' A Day in Clarita's Life ', adds prizes, readers and followers after a versatile career in which she has been able to connect with the biorrhythms of her time
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'They didn't have the waves', the duel after the femicide
Colombian writer Laurandrea Torres Martínez explores the traces of machista violence on those who survive in a novel as intimate as irregular
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Montoneros, a tragic story
Journalist María O'Donnell presents research work with photographs and other documents on the armed struggle against the Argentine dictatorship in the 1970s
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Santiago Mazarrasa, philosopher and writer: "Our generation lives a huge failure and we are not aware of the extent to which"
The philosopher of formation, writer by vocation, Santiago Mazarrasa knows that where language does not come there is the most interested part of literature. His new novel, 'Empty Box', is the test.