María Ibáñez
For as long as I can remember, books have been my most faithful companions. I am an editor specialized in literature, a storyteller through reviews and critiques that seek to unravel the essence of each work. My passion for the written word began in the halls of my hometown library, where each book I devoured prompted me to share my experience with the world.
María Ibáñez has written 16 articles since September 2014
- 12 Aug Novels that look suspiciously alike: 'Shutter Island' and 'God's Crooked Lines'
- 04 Aug Cortázar's 'Hopscotch', among the most difficult books to read
- 15 July 'The Adventures of Alfred and Agatha', mysteries for children
- 17 June Corrections to 'The Flowers of Evil' are published in France
- 15 June Blue Jeans, the literary phenomenon that 'caught me older'
- Apr 23 Don Quixote in the world: his slow arrival in China
- Apr 23 María Moliner or when 5.000 libraries were opened in Spain
- Apr 22 A bookcrossing experience to celebrate Book Day
- Apr 07 Why being a librarian isn't as cool as it sounds
- 27 Mar 'The Mousetrap', the play by Agatha Christie
- 04 Mar Song of love and hope to libraries