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Children delay as much as they can time to go to bed because they know what they're exposed to. We've forgotten.
Diu Jordà Bru que la matèria DECIDEIX presentar - se en forma de cafe, en forma de Ramon Llull quasi diví... o con un núvol amb forma de núvol, que diria Guim Valls
The Toledan writer and divulger, a teacher for 40 years, also receives an award of 30,000 euros from the Ministry of Culture
The essay 'The finger on the lips' shows the meanings of silence with examples, historical testimonies and cultural references
Two festivals in Madrid bring together women readers and authors of a genre driven by digital communities looking for new meeting spaces
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.
The author of 'Poet in New York', killed 90 years ago and the reason for an acclaimed film, is a democratic icon in front of the push of historical revisionism
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
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
Kafka confessed in a missive to his friend Oskar Pollak that he would stop reading Marco Aurelio, because he was so overwhelmed by the search for serenity and balance.
The homenatja kept a literary career in the qual ja de bon principi Joan Ferraté will celebrate
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
The money has understood that, rather than coups d'état and good laws against criminals, it is necessary to put their own in the Government.
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.
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
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
Colombian writer Laurandrea Torres Martínez explores the traces of machista violence on those who survive in a novel as intimate as irregular
We live the end of many projects and certainties that we find exhausted. But we need to build new convictions and not just demolish the previous ones.
In 'Great Manual of Failure', the author raises how much better the world would be if we didn't measure it just for our triumphs. In the end, who loses the most in the long run, who does not get something that has been proposed or who only thinks about what he can get?
Journalist María O'Donnell presents research work with photographs and other documents on the armed struggle against the Argentine dictatorship in the 1970s