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The book of the Peruvian author won a prize of 20,000 euros whose bases excluded works written with artificial intelligence. In networks he says, "I conceived, wrote and reviewed this novel. I did not use generative artificial intelligence tools to create, write or review it."
The writer debuts with 'The Dry Years', a novel about the complexities of female sexual desire
The critical literari, which enguany n'hauria fet cent, is going to be the thousands to dexifrate the canvi de sensibilitat which is going to produce als setan amb scriptors com Montserrat Roig, of qui rebuem cartes inèdites
The author of 'The bad habit' returns to her obsessions with a gothic and lorquiana novel, 'Cosamala', inspired by the 17 Roses of Guillena, in which a group of women resist phalangist attacks through supernatural powers
From the real history of her aunt, the writer composes a family and generational chronicle that pays tribute to the women who died from the disease between 1981 and 1996.
Les novel · les "fenòmens literaris" d'Anna Hope i Nelio Biedermann recreen gèneres del segle XIX o de initis del XX europeus que ni so sols han existt com a tals
With his usual style between hyperbolic and scholar and his sense of sharp humor, the writer again dissected Spain in his first novel with a female protagonist
The actress bets on a voluminous Rodarte dress at the London premiere of the miniserie based on John Steinbeck's novel
Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.
Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.
The Italian writer looks to the Ukrainian war in 'So much life still'
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 amount of information and narrations is huge, so much so that perhaps more than ever we need from the usual mechanisms of fiction to understand and order it
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
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.
