Neruda and his elemental Odes
The Elemental Odes are a clear example of how everything can be poeticized. Neruda offers a master class in poetry. Come, know a little more about this book.
Books
Tales from the jungle by Horacio Quiroga: a classic of Latin American literature
The Tales of the Jungle by Horacio Quiroga are the product of one of the many misfortunes that the writer experienced. Come and know a little about this work.
Carrie, a story of school abuse
Carrie is a story in which Stephen King captures the reality of abuse experienced by many young people in schools. Come read a little more about it.
Stephen King, master of terror
Talking about Stephen King is talking about one of the most significant horror writers in the world, his works are cult pieces. Come and read a little more about it.
Kubrick's Shining
The Shining, directed by Stanley Kubrick, is regarded as a cult film. But the film's writer didn't like it. Read here why King didn't like it.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
We talk to you in depth about Pride and Prejudice, one of the great works of universal literature that arrived in 1913 to redefine the role of women.
Eduard Punset dies. 6 books from the most followed science popularizer
Today Eduardo Punset, the most followed scientific popularizer in Spain, has passed away. These are just 6 of the books he wrote in his long career.
George RR Martin talks about his end to Game of Thrones
Game of Thrones has ended in its television version, but its creator, George RR Martin, talks about its end much more extensive and yet to be written.
Musicians, singers and books about them and their reflections
These are 5 of the newest books on musicians and singers. Some are reflections or biographies and others are tributes to their trajectories.
Literania and Book Fair. Two essential literary appointments in Madrid
Literania and the Book Fair are the two essential literary events in Madrid for the second half of this month of May. We take a look.
The Ashes of Angela by Frank McCourt
Released in 1996 and hugely successful, Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes delves into the life of a young Irish writer.
Henry Rider Haggard. I remember the author of The Mines of King Solomon
On May 14, 1925, Sir Henry Rider Haggard, an English novelist, the author of such popular works as King Solomon's Mines, died in London.
Camilo José Cela. Fragments and phrases to celebrate your birthday
One more year the anniversary of the birth of Camilo José Cela is celebrated. I select some of his most memorable fragments and phrases.
Chronicle of an announced death of Gabriel García Márquez
Influenced by the author's journalistic streak, Gabriel García Márquez's Chronicle of a Death Foretold is one of the great works of the Colombian Nobel Prize winner.
5 books of exorcists for fans of the Devil and his wanderings
They are still in fashion. The Devil and those who fight him: the famous exorcists. I review 5 titles about them, among others, the classics of Blatty and Levin.
Penguin Random House expands its publishing group with Ediciones Salamandra
Penguin Random House has purchased Ediciones Salamandra. We analyze this operation that consolidates the Random House group in the Spanish publishing market.
5 books on May 2, 1808 and its perspectives
On May 2, which commemorates the uprising of the people of Madrid against the French army of occupation. These are 5 books about those days.
6 big-name editorial updates for May
May begins and several interesting titles are released for another month. For lovers of black and historical novels, these are 6 of the chosen ones.
Writing about writing. Literary reflections on Book Day
On Book Day I write about writing in a few reflections after a lifetime putting words together to tell myself and tell stories.
Caballo de Troya, by JJ Benítez. 35 years of a classic saga
The Trojan Horse saga, by JJ Benítez, is already 35 years old. History, science fiction, faith ... A review of a very particular reading.
The Prado Museum turns 200 years old. 7 books about him.
The Prado Museum celebrates its 2019 years of history this 200. I select 7 books for all readers about one of the best art galleries in the world.
Beatriz Osés and Andrés Guerrero. SM The Steamboat and Wide Angle Awards
The letter writers, by Beatriz Osés, and Blanco de tigre, by Andrés Guerrero, winners of the 2019 SM El Barco de Vapor and Gran Angular Awards.
Pavlichenko and Záitsev. The deadliest Russian snipers. Memories
The autobiography of Liudmila Pavlichenko is published, and the memoirs of Vasili Záitsev, two of the most famous Russian snipers of WWII, are reissued.
Black names: Carmen Mola, Dean Koontz and Stina Jackson
Two important names on the current black scene return: Carmen Mola and Dean Koontz. And the latest Nordic phenomenon debuts: Stina Jackson.
Children's and Youth Book Day. 6 readings to celebrate
On April 2, the International Children's and Youth Book Day is celebrated. These are 6 readings for the youngest readers in the house.
6 news for April. Aramburu, Vila-Matas, Márkaris, Sánchez ...
April begins, the month of the book. These are 6 editorial news from names like Aramburu, Vila-Matas, Márkaris or Clara Sánchez.
Domingo Villar. Presentation in Madrid of The Last Boat. His trilogy
Domingo Villar presented his new novel, The Last Boat, in Madrid after ten years of waiting. I review the act and his work, the trilogy of Inspector Caldas.
2. And another of "bad" (or very incorrect) police officers and investigators
Now it is the turn of those "bad" policemen and investigators or, let's say, who do not comply with the rules, have vices of all kinds and are not exemplary.
Lejarza, Gistau and Pérez-Reverte. The newest thing about Spain
The news of Mikel Lejarza, David Gistau and Arturo Pérez-Reverte is already on the street. Names of the most literary journalism and the darkest part of Spain.
1. One of "good" (or fairly correct) police officers and investigators
First article dedicated to those police officers and literary researchers as upright as they are good and efficient as Servaz, Fabel, Bolitar, Betti, Munch and Caldas.
International Women's Day. 30 literary phrases about them.
One more year on March 8, International Women's Day is celebrated around the world. Today I collect 30 literary phrases about them.
5 varied editorial news for the month of March
March is just around the corner and I am picking out 5 new themed editorials to be released next month. For every taste.
Teaching Literature Today. Interview with a teacher.
Today I speak with Victor Irún, a teacher at a Madrid high school, where he teaches ESO and Baccalaureate students about the teaching of literature today.
5 of my most famous love couples in literature
Valentine is here again and on a day like this I take a look at 6 of the most famous couples in love in literature.
Mariano José de Larra. 30 phrases for your anniversary.
A representative figure of Spanish Romanticism, Mariano José de Larra died on a day like today in 1837 in Madrid. These 30 of his phrases to remember him.
Fran Zabaleta: A return to the interior of Spain in 80 days. By van.
What happens when a writer takes his backpack, a van and goes on a trip? Do you really know your country? That…
The Hávamál. The poem of the teachings of Odin. 25 precepts
Today I am talking a bit about Hámavál, the book of teachings and wisdom of the Nordic god par excellence, Odin. A compendium of advice for the good Viking.
King Arthur. New fragments of its history and some more
King Arthur is one of the great myths of literature. New fragments of its history dating from the XNUMXth century have just been found.
Jack London. Anniversary of his birth with some of his phrases
We celebrate one more year the birth of Jack London, one of the most acclaimed writers of the adventure novel. I remember him with some of his phrases.
Biography and best books of Megan Maxwell
We immerse ourselves in the torrid universe of erotic literature through the biography and best books of Megan Maxwell.
Authors that go into the public domain in 2019
Like every year, January 1 is the time when the works of some writers and creators in general pass into the public domain.
2019. The books that come from all genres and for all
We have already started 2019 and another promising literary year awaits us. There will be many titles published and we hope to read them all. Or almost.
Our selection of the 10 best books of the year 2018.
We ended the year with a selection of the ten best books of 2018, which should really be called, the ten books ...
The Jungle Book. Ruyard Kipling's classic that always comes back
The Jungle Book. The Ruyard Kipling classic always comes back. Now in a new, darker version for the cinema. We review some more.
Three black classics. Of robberies, postmen and jungles.
Today I review three black classics of literature: Perfect Robbery, The Postman Always Calls Twice, and The Asphalt Jungle.
Arturo Pérez-Reverte. 67 calendar studs. My hindsight
Arturo Pérez-Reverte turns 67 in November. One of my favorite writers, in this article I make my retrospective on his work and figure.
Do we read poetry? Yes. For example, these 7 poems
Do we read poetry? Yes. We respond with these 7 collections of poems by contemporary authors such as Offreds, Búho, Brandon, Sastre, Benito, Arévalo and Cruz.
Death. 6 readings and 6 ways to tell and understand it
I choose these 6 readings that stand out for how they helped me understand the value or visions of death in some of its forms.
Writing, literature, books ... 40 reflections of authors
It is fall. The moment invites reflection. And these are 40 from different authors on the art, hobby or need to write.
6 varied children's and youth readings for the autumn cold
Here are 6 very varied children's and youth readings for these cold autumn days. Comics like the Wild Boar, but also names like Judith Kerr.
5 novelties for November from Gómez-Jurado, Jacobs, Stoker, Safier and Coben
November begins with literary novelties signed by names like Gómez-Jurado, Jacobs, Coben, Safier and Stoker. Various genres and good prospects.
Biography and best books of Charles Dickens
We dive into the biography and best books of Charles Dickens to explore the mysteries, poverty and hopes of Victorian London.
Eduardo Mendoza: Biography and best books
We immerse ourselves in the biography and best books of Eduardo Mendoza, one of the great Spanish writers of our time.
Library Day. Interview with the director of Mario Vargas Llosa
On Library Day I speak with Ramona Serrano Posadas, the director of the Mario Vargas Llosa Municipal Library, in La Solana (Ciudad Real).
Oscar Wilde. Always genius. Fragments of 3 of his works
Today marks a new anniversary of the birth of Oscar Wilde, one of the most famous writers in literature. There are 3 fragments of his works.
Autumn Fair of the Old and Ancient Book of Madrid. Strolling among jewels.
One more year the Old and Old Book Fair of Madrid is being held. It is now the 30th edition and it is on Paseo de Recoletos.
Vikings. Always classic and always in fashion. Some readings
Vikings. Few towns so famous, so inspiring of myths and legends. Classics in the History of Humanity that do not go out of style in any way.
7 very varied novelties of crime novel for October
In October we receive new crime novel titles that I review below. Names like Mosley, Perry, Katzenbach, Mikel Santiago or Pérez Gellida.
100 years since the end of the First World War. 7 books to remember her.
The anniversary of the end of the First World War or the Great War is approaching. This is my humble selection of readings on that tragic event.
Dan Brown Biography and Best Books
Immersing yourself in Dan Brown's biography and best books means doing so in a secret world of symbols, conspiracies and multi-selling novels.
Edgar Allan Poe Biography and Best Books
Immersing yourself in Edgar Allan Poe's biography and best books means doing it in such a dark and iconic universe full of great stories.
Biography and best books of Miguel Delibes
Immerse yourself in biography and better books means doing it in the universe of an author as visionary as he is essential in Spanish literature.
Walter Scott. The many film adaptations of his works
Walter Scott left this world and became immortal on September 21, 1832. Today I review the best film adaptations of his best-known works.
Department Q by Jussi Adler-Olsen. Series and film versions
Department Q by Jussi Adler-Olsen. Series and film versions. The 4th installment in the cinema of this Nordic black series is released. File 64.
Biography and best books of Stephen King
Stephen King's biography and best books immerse us in a unique atmosphere woven by the King of Terror over the past fifty years.
Selection of readings by Barack Obama
This selection of Barack Obama readings for late summer includes some of the best African titles and other thought-provoking ones.
DH Lawrence. Lady Chatterley's lover in 15 sentences.
It is a new anniversary of the birth of DH Lawrence, the English author of Lady Chatterley's Lover. I review this work highlighting 15 sentences.
Mermaids and The Gypsy Bride. Two great black raw operas.
Sirenas and La novia gitana are the two crime novels with the greatest projection on the scene and two successful debut operas by Joseph Knox and Carmen Mola.
Isabel Allende: Biography and best books
Isabel Allende is not only the most widely read living writer in Spanish, but a storyteller as versatile as she is unique.
Gabriel García Márquez: biography, phrases and books
We review the universe of the Colombian Nobel Prize in Literature through the biography and books of Gabriel García Márquez
September. 6 literary novelties of various genres
September is coming and we have literary news to welcome the fall. These are 6 titles for all types of readers and of various themes.
Best European Books
These best European books delve into the history and sociological changes of the old continent through gripping stories.
Best movies based on books
These best movies based on books make perfect choices for a summer of movies ... or great readings by the pool.
Best books set in the Caribbean
These best books set in the Caribbean range from Bob Marley's Jamaica to Gabriel García Márquez's most romantic story.
Places in Spain that appear in literature
These places in Spain that appear in literature take us to La Mancha del Quijote or the mysterious Baztán Valley.
Best Futuristic Books
These best futuristic books bring us to a dystopian panorama seen from the perspective of different authors such as Huxley or Wells.
Books with the best endings
These books with the best endings in history confirm the power of certain stories to catch us to their last lines.
The best Mexican books
These best Mexican books encompass a literature marked by the sentiment of the Mexican Revolution or currents such as magical realism.
The best book sagas
Harry Potter or Daenerys Targaryen are some of the characters included in these best sagas of books in history in which to immerse yourself.
What's new from Jo Nesbø. In autumn The heir and… will return Harry Hole
The Jo Nesbø faithful are still in luck this year. In October, The Heir will go on sale and in July 2019 Harry Hole returns with his twelfth novel.
The best books of the XNUMXst century
Immigration, the reality of the Middle East or American paranoia are some of the topics addressed by these best books of the XNUMXst century.
The best series based on books
The Handmaid's Tale or Open Wounds are just some of these series based on books that you cannot miss this summer.
Hard to read books
Despite their status as great works of literature, these difficult-to-read books do not always satisfy all readers.
Best books to read this holiday
These best books to read this vacation become refreshing proposals that navigate between the crime novel or travel literature.
6 historical novels. De Roa, Pellicer, Lara, Durham, Aurensanz and Molist
These are 6 historical novels by 6 authors such as Jorge Molist, Sebastián Roa or Carlos Aurensanz, David A. Durham, Javier Pellicer and Emilio Lara.
The Book of the Sea, by Morten A. Strøksnes. The summer shark.
The book of the sea, by the Norwegian writer Morten Strøksnes, is the latest editorial launch of reflection on nature that comes to us from the North.
The new from Mendoza and Pérez-Reverte to yearn for autumn.
Eduardo Mendoza and Arturo Pérez-Reverte publish new novels for this fall. I go ahead to take a look at them and wait patiently for the heat to pass.
See you up there, by Pierre Lemaitre, at the cinema. My review.
Today the film version of See You Up There, the novel by Pierre Lemaitre, winner of Goncourt 2013, is released. This was my review.
Best Picture Books for Adults
These best illustrated books for adults readapt already known stories and give us new ones whose visual contribution reinvent the narrative concept.
July. 7 editorial news for the 7th month of the year
July arrives, the seventh month of the year. Review 7 editorial news. Romantic, self-help, comic, or historical. Novels for all tastes.
George Orwell. 115 years. Remembering Big Brother and Napoleon
George Orwell would have turned 115 today. I remember his figure with phrases and fragments from his works 1984 and Rebellion on the farm.
Welcoming the summer with 7 classic and less classic horror books
To receive the summer, horror titles by Stoker, Poe or Stevenson, some horror in Roman Hispania and a mixture of science fiction with atavistic fears.
Best Books of American Literature
These best books of American literature analyze the racism, slavery or paranoia so recurrent in the history of the heart of the West.
Russia. 7 essential classics of his literature. Have we read them?
The soccer World Cup is being held in Russia. Today I dedicate this article to 7 of his most representative literary works.
Lorena Franco. 11 questions for the author of Ella Knows
Today I speak with Lorena Franco, considered the new queen of the so-called domestic noir. He answers 11 questions about his books and his career.
6 books about D-Day, the Normandy landings
For any fan of World War II, June 6 is marked on the calendar. These 6 books are to keep remembering that D-Day.
Jack Taylor, the alcoholic and literary Irish blackness of Ken Bruen
I analyze this crime novel series by Irish writer Ken Bruen about his detective and antihero Jack Taylor. 3 essential titles of the genre.
Francisco Narla. 10 questions for the author of Lain the bastard.
Francisco Narla is one of our best historical novel narrators and he has a new novel, Laín el bastardo. Answer these 10 questions.
Independent authors II. Gabriel Romero de Ávila. 10 questions
In these 10 questions Gabriel Romero de Ávila tells us about his books and authors, his influences, his readings, his projects and experiences.
José Luis Sampedro. A review of his works through his sentences
Today is a memory for José Luis Sampedro reviewing his works through his sentences, some about the creation process and others about writing.
Best fantasy books ever
Middle-earth, the adventures of a young wizard or Pratchett's universe fit into the following selection of the best fantasy books ever.
Mother's Day. 6 books for mothers of all conditions
Today is Mother's Day and one more year I want to congratulate you. They can all do everything and also read. These are 6 titles for mothers of all tastes.
Ivanhoe by Walter Scott. Historical study of the novel
Today I recover another of my university essays on Ivanhoe, by Walter Scott, and again mix two passions such as literature and history.
5 black titles for the fifth month. Hill, Manzini, Mola, Silva and Swanson
May begins and among the new black releases I highlight these 5 titles. From Toni Hill, Carmen Mola, Lorenzo Silva, Peter Swanson and Antonio Manzini.
Best books about India
From the adventures of Ramayana to the current situation of women in the Asian country, these best books on India analyze the different faces of what is one of the most unique nations in the world.
Rafael Sabatini, 143 years of a great adventure novel
Today marks 143 years since the birth of Rafael Sabatini. To celebrate his birthday there are some of his stories and their versions on the screen.
Shakespeare's Macbeth. Evolution in the friendship of Banquo and Macbeth
This was my college essay on Macbeth. Specifically, it was about the friendship between Macbeth and Banquo and how it evolves throughout the work.
Is dying is not what hurts the most of Inés Plana the best seller of the year?
Dying is not what hurts the most is the first novel by a new writer, Inés Plana, and it is on its way to becoming one of the top sales of the year. Such a hit with a first film is an unusual phenomenon.
Sergio Ramírez, new Cervantes Award. Three of his books.
The Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramírez has been the winner this year of the highest award for Spanish letters, the Cervantes Prize. We review your work.
36 thoughts on writers, writing, and literature
Book Day is coming. What is literature without the thoughts of those writers? Here are 36 of them that we can share or not. Let's see them.
Macbeth. Ambition, power and madness according to Jo Nesbø
Jo Nesbø covers Macbeth. Corrupt cops, casinos, drugs, bikers and traffickers witches in a rainy and dark indeterminate city of the 70s.
Literary afternoon with Jon Arretxe in Aranjuez. 19 cameras presentation
On April 4, the Basque writer Jon Arretxe was in Aranjuez. He told us many things about his life and his work. These were some.
Laura Gallego's books: fantasy and youth adventures
Discover all the books of this great writer. Among Laura Gallego's books we find heroines with powers, mysterious towers or monks who seek to save the world.
April, the month of books. What are they, what do they mean. 30 thoughts
April, the month of books. To inaugurate these 30 days so literary I compile a series of phrases and thoughts about them.
The best books ever
From García Márquez to the Far East, we explore the best books in history that you must read at least once in your life.
All Matilde Asensi books
Lovers of the historical novel will find in Matilde Asensi's books mysteries, conspiracies and plots from all over the world. .
The best stories in history
These best stories in history confirm the power of short literature from some of the most universal writers in the world of letters.
Father's day. 6 titles for all parents and about parents
One more year we celebrate Father's Day this March 19. And one more year I choose a selection of titles for adults and children, fathers and not fathers, mothers and children about them.
Ides of March. Books and other stories by and about Julius Caesar
They are the Ides of March, according to the Roman calendar. And such a day as today the conspiracy of Brutus and other members of the Senate of Rome ended with the assassination of Gaius Julius Caesar. I review some books by and about this fundamental figure in the history of Humanity.
Stephen Hawking passes away. 6 books that the prestigious astrophysicist leaves us
We had breakfast today with the passing of the prestigious British physicist Stephen Hawking. From here I remember him with 6 of the many scientific books that he published throughout his long and prestigious career.
17 phrases of unforgettable female literary characters for this Women's Day.
March 8, International Women's Day. I celebrate it by rescuing some of the phrases of 17 literary female characters that are unforgettable.
6 faces for the immortal Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas
Edmundo Dantés, the immortal Count of Monte Cristo who created Alexander Dumas, has had many faces in his film and television adaptations. These are 6 of them.
7 books that won the Oscar for best film
One more year today we have an appointment with the Oscars Awards on the most special night in cinema. We reviewed 7 books that were adapted to the big screen and won the Oscar for best film.
7 news for the month of March. Vargas Llosa, Lackberg, Ibáñez ...
New month, new releases. March opens with the latest by Vargas Llosa or Pamuk, with Lackberg and Ferrante, with Izaguirre and Barneda. And with the great Ibáñez. A little bit of everything for everyone.
Victor Hugo. 216 years after his birth. Some phrases and three poems
Today, February 26, 216 years have passed since the birth of Victor Hugo. He was born in Besançon and was also a poet ...
The horror. The television adaptation of Dan Simmons' novel arrives
It will be in April. The AMC network has adapted Dan Simmons' famous historical and intrigue novel into a television series produced by Ridley Scott. We take a look.
World Cat Day. 7 books about literary kitties.
On World Cat Day, which is celebrated today, I review these titles where kittens of all kinds are the protagonists. Illustrious, elegant, terrifying and a source of literary inspiration.
Fantastic literature recommendation: "Memories of Idhún" by Laura Gallego
Today, in our article on literary recommendations we bring you a fantastic literature recommendation: "Memories of Idhún" by Laura Gallego.
Chinese New Year. 8 books to get closer to the fascinating eastern country
The Chinese New Year is now celebrated, the year of the Dog. I review classic, historical and black titles about the immense and fascinating eastern country.
Brief summary of the book «The city and the dogs» by Mario Vargas Llosa
In our article today we bring you a brief summary of the book "The city and the dogs" by Mario Vargas Llosa. Have you read it?
Adamsberg is back. When the recluse comes out, the new from Fred Vargas
Jean-Baptiste Adamsberg, the peculiar French curator created by Fred Vargas, returns in the new title of the series, When the recluse comes out. We remember their stories.
Alberto Conejero writes the end of Lorca's unfinished work
In today's article we tell you that the author Alberto Conejero writes the end of Lorca's unfinished work. It will premiere in Madrid.
Carnivals 7 books between costumes, parties, loves and crimes
We are in Carnival. Costumes, parties, debauchery, fun and readings. We take a look at these 7 books where carnivals are protagonists in many ways.
Hogarth Shakespeare Project. Great authors covering Shakespeare's works
The Hogarth Shakespeare project began in 2014 with the goal of rewriting English bardic literature for 400st century audiences. It was part of the celebrations for the 2016th anniversary of his death in XNUMX. These are some of the authors who cover his works.
Charles Dickens. Birthday of the great XNUMXth century English novelist
Today the quintessential English novelist, Charles Dickens, turns 206. In memory of his memory and his enormous and significant work, I recall some of the phrases in his works.
75 years after the Battle of Stalingrad. Some books about her
Next February 2 marks 75 years since the end of the Battle of Stalingrad, a decisive moment of the Second World War. I review some titles about that famous battle in the Russian city on the banks of the Volga.
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez is celebrating his birthday. Some phrases from his works
Don Vicente Blasco Ibáñez is celebrating his birthday today. He was born on January 29, 1867 in Valencia. To celebrate I compile some phrases from his most representative works.
Two February previews. The debutant Cole and the consecrated Millás
These two novelties go on sale in mid-February. One by British debutant Daniel Cole and another by our consecrated Juan José Millás. They are two advances that I have already been able to read and recommend.
The best books of Latin American literature
From the town of Macondo to the poems of a young Chilean, these best books of Latin American literature encompass the best of literature from the other side of the Atlantic.
BCNegra 2018. New edition of the Black Novel Festival. January 29 to February 4
A new edition of the Barcelona Black Novel Festival, BCNegra 2018, is coming up, which will take place from January 29 to February 4. We review your topics, activities, awards and most prominent names that will visit you.
The best books of African literature
Colonization, polygamy or war are some of the themes that define the largest continent in the world and our selection of the best books of African literature.
We speak with Ana Rivera Muñiz and Fátima Martín Rodríguez, Torrente Ballester Award 2017
We speak with Ana Lena Rivera Muñiz and Fátima Martín Rodríguez, 2017 Torrente Ballester Prize awarded ex aequo last December. The authors tell us about their trajectories, expectations and projects.
Books to be published in 2018
Murakami, Vargas Llosa or Bolaño are some of the names in the following list of books that will be published in 2018 and that we cannot wait to read.
The best books of the XNUMXth century
Our selection of the best books of the XNUMXth century includes everything from the long journey of a blond boy to a Colombian town perhaps not so fictional.
The best books of Isabel Allende
Criticism, women, magical realism ... The best books by Isabel Allende allow us to enter the universe of the most widely read living Hispanic writer in the world.
The best-selling books in history
From the girl who followed a White Rabbit to Tolkien's fantasy, the best-selling books in history remain timeless classics.
Edgar Allan Poe. 209 years after his birth. Some of his phrases
It is now 209 years since the birth of Edgar Allan Poe, so once again it is time to congratulate him on his eternity as a great among the greats of the novel, the story, the poetry and, above all, of the terror, the passion and the most overwhelmed feeling. Today are some of his phrases.
Brief summary of the book «El camino» by Miguel Delibes
In our article today, we analyze a great work: Brief summary of the book "El camino" by Miguel Delibes, Nadal Prize in 1947.
Simon Beckett and his black series by forensic anthropologist David Hunter.
The English writer Simon Beckett wrote this black tetralogy on the cases of forensic anthropologist David Hunter in the first decade of this century. We take a look.
«Dying is not what hurts the most» by Inés Plana goes on sale
In today's literary article we present an editorial novelty: "Dying is not what hurts the most", the first book by Inés Plana.
8 books of kings for the Day of Kings. Classic, black and epic
Kings Day. Illusion and gifts. And the protagonists of thousands of books. Today I highlight these eight here. Black, epic and classic.
Brief analysis of «Hopscotch» by Julio Cortázar
Today we bring you an article dedicated to the fundamental work of Julio Cortázar, "Rayuela". It is a book different from all the others ... We also solve the most frequent doubts about this work: What genre is it? Who is the protagonist? And the magician? Enter and leave doubts.
The best books of 2017 that you will not be able to stop reading
Verses from Instagram, the latest Premio Planeta or the new book by Almudena Grandes are among the best books of 2017 that you cannot miss.
2017. My black balance of Yankees, Vikings, Italians, Gauls and nationals
2017 is ending and I take stock of some of the noir novels that have conquered me this year. Topping the list are Vikings, Italians and Gauls, as well as Yankee and Spanish.
10 best books by Gabriel García Márquez
These 10 best books by Gabriel García Márquez evoke the universe of a unique magical realism, timeless and full of great stories.
Charles Dickens. The man who invented Christmas.
There is no Christmas without Charles Dickens. There is a new film about the figure of the great English writer and how he devised his Christmas story.
6 of the first crime novelties for 2018
Review of 6 of the first novelties in national and international crime novels that were presented in January 2018. Fitzek, Fernández Díaz, Castillo ...
The most read books in 2017 in Spain, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia
Today we bring you the list of the most read books in 2017 in Spain, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. Is your favorite book of the year on this list?
8 books for winter and winter, the ideal season to read
Winter is coming, the best season of the year for me and one of the best to read. I review these 8 books with him as the protagonist of their titles.
Books to give at Christmas that are a safe bet
Among the following books to give away at Christmas we find from the last anti-bullying cry to the last winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
From writer to writer. Publish: stories, recommendations and encouragement
In this article I go from writer to writer to encourage colleagues and make some fundamental recommendations so that their texts see the light.
7 books on the use of language. Curiosities, learning, review ...
We reviewed 7 titles of educational books or those dedicated to the use of language, its history or its curiosities with names like Lázaro Carreter or Vilches.
101 years of Kirk Douglas. His books and literary characters
Kirk Douglas, the legend of the most classic Hollywood, has turned 101 years old. Review of his books as a writer and his embodied literary characters.
We analyze the work of Leopoldo Alas «Clarín»: La Regenta
Today, in our literature article we delve into the work of Leopoldo Alas "Clarín": La Regenta. Have you read this novel?
5 titles of the latest literary news of this year
The year is ending and the latest literary novelties are launched in this month of balance sheets. I review 5 of those titles that come out now.
Robert Louis Stevenson. Anniversary of his death. His immortal books
Robert L. Stevenson is one of the most popular writers of literature of all time. 123 years have passed since his death. We review his work.
Christie Agatha. His most famous film adaptations
The latest film adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, one of Agatha Christie's most famous novels, has been released. We review some more.
Brief summary of the book «Luces de Bohemia» by Valle-Inclán
In today's article we present a brief summary of the book "Luces de Bohemia" by Valle-Inclán. A classic of Spanish literature.
On this day the author of «Little Women» was born
On this day the author of "Little Women" was born: Louisa May Alcott. Today we briefly review his works and his book "Little Women".
More writers and authors from a place in La Mancha called La Solana
I keep reviewing authors and writers from my town, La Solana, in the heart of Castilla La Mancha. Today more poets and historians as well as playwrights.
"The crimes of the lake", terror and fantasy from the hand of Gemma Herrero.
We present you "The crimes of the lake", by Gemma Herrero. Finalist for the Amazon Literary Award 2017. Terror in its purest form.
«Fugas», the new book by musician James Rhodes
"Fugas", the new book by the musician James Rhodes, is published by Blackie Books and has a price of 19,90 euros. From November 18 already on sale.
Charles Perrault: biography and best children's stories
We analyze the life and work of Charles Perrault, author of some of the most famous children's stories in the history of literature.
Rosa Montero, awarded the National Literature Prize 2017
Rosa Montero, awarded the National Literature Prize 2017. Today we review her 5 best books and we give you reasons to read it.
Some writers from a place in La Mancha called La Solana
La Solana, a town in Ciudad Real, is my hometown. A review of some of the biggest names on the local literary scene.
On this day the writer Noah Gordon was born
In today's article we honor Noah Gordon: Writer Noah Gordon was born on this day, but in 1926.
The 10 best love books in history to make you fall in love again
These 10 best love books in history evoke the most powerful force in the world in the form of stories that have now become literary classics.
Jo Nesbø: 10 tips from the established Norwegian author for writers
Jo Nesbo, the established Norwegian writer of crime and children's novels, gave in this interview 10 tips for beginning writers.
JFK declassified. Some books with his figure in the background
Documents on the death of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, JFK, have been declassified. We see some books with his iconic figure as the protagonist or in the background.
November. Some literary news for this month
The month of November begins and interesting literary news comes out. These are just a few. For readers of all genres and tastes.
"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by GG Márquez among the most read books
Today we bring a bit of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by GG Márquez among the most read books. He is the most widely read Hispanic American author so far.
The 10 best books to read on Halloween and be scared
These 10 best books to read on Halloween range from Stephen King's scariest work to a Jack the Ripper graphic novel.
Brief summary of the work "The House of Bernarda Alba" by Federico García Lorca
In today's article we give you a brief summary of the play "La casa de Bernarda Alba" by Federico García Lorca, a theatrical drama.
Demidov and Korolev, the Russian researchers Tom Rob Smith and William Ryan.
Leo Demidov and Alexei Korolev are Russian researchers created by British writers Tom Rob Smith and William Ryan. We see who they are.
3 books to read when you feel lonely
In our article today we present you 3 books to read when you feel lonely. Loneliness does not have to be empty of good letters.
Thompson and Wambaugh, very black classics for a very hot fall
Jim Thompson and Joseph Wambaugh are two classic names in America's blackest novel. We review two of his masterpieces.
The best books by Javier Sierra
We continue to delve into the new 2017 Planeta Prize and in this article we present his 3 best books. Have you read any of them?
This is how we celebrate Writers' Day
Today, October 16, Women Writers' Day is celebrated and in Actualidad Literatura We recommend books written by them.
Three classic Russian writers on the way to the Revolution
We are approaching the celebration of the centenary of the Russian Revolution and I rescued three classic writers of their literature in three of their works.
Traveling from Berlin to Beijing via Helsinki in three trilogies
To invoke the autumn cold we go on a trip from Berlin to Helsinki and to Beijing in these three black trilogies, but also with humor.
The 3 best books by Kazuo Ishiguro, the new Nobel Prize in Literature
Today we tell you which are the 3 best books by Kazuo Ishiguro, the new Nobel Prize in Literature. Learn a little more about his literary career here.
My 3 books to read in the fall
Today I tell you which are my 3 books to read in the fall. I have little time for what will be few books, but very good!
Precious editions of short stories by the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen
Taschen Publishing House has published beautiful new editions of some classic tales by the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen.
Is it 25 years since these 7 novels? You are right. And do we read them or not?
You are right. It's been 25 years since those novels. Authors Murakami, Ellroy, Prachett, Moccia, Harris, Gordon, and Jennings published these titles.
"The pazos de Ulloa" by Emilia Pardo Bazán
Today we analyze a brief excerpt from the book "Los pazos de Ulloa" by Emilia Pardo Bazán. We will see characteristics of the Naturalism of the time.
Trailer of _50 Shades Freed_. The cinematographic trilogy closes.
The trailer for _50 released shadows_ has been presented, the title that closed the most famous erotic saga of recent years. I do a review on it.
8 of the most talked about historical novel titles right now
I take a look at 8 of the best-selling historical novel titles right now in bookstores. For all tastes of this popular genre.
«4 3 2 1», the new from Paul Auster
Today we present the synopsis of "4 3 2 1", the new thing by the writer Paul Auster for Seix Barral. We also leave you with an interview with the author.
Plinio, by Francisco García Pavón, the best policeman in La Mancha.
Plinio, by Francisco García Pavón, the best policeman in La Mancha. A tribute to the great character of Pavón, his stories, his environment and the people around him.
5 novelties for the fall. Auster, Posteguillo, Marías, Follett and Skal
We review 5 novelties that have just come out or will soon be on the market. Auster, Marías, Posteguillo, Follett and Skal present their new works.
7 books to keep reading when you go back to school
The holidays are over and it's time to go back to school. There are seven new and classic books for children and young people to keep reading.
«El Zaratán», mythological tale by Juan Ramón Jiménez, recovered by E. Niebla
Today we bring you a "novelty" quite appealing and that is that "El Zaratán", a mythological tale by Juan Ramón Jiménez, has been recovered by E. Niebla.
5 essential books that still give us great lessons
Topics such as strategy or the search for the meaning of life are addressed by these 5 essential books that still continue to give us great lessons.
Rereading. 5 reasons why we do it. Or not.
Rereading. We do it from time to time, maybe now in the summer, or maybe never. Let's see some reasons that lead us to reread. Or not.
Another 6 books by authors from Real Sitio and Villa de Aranjuez. 2nd delivery
Second installment of books by authors from or from Aranjuez, the beautiful city in the south of the Community of Madrid. Novels, poems and stories.
Summer Books: The Rumor of the Surf, by Yukio Mishima
The story of two young teenagers on a secluded Japanese island floods the pages of El rumor del oleaje, one of Yukio Mishima's best works.
Two new Harry Potter books to be released in October
Today we bring good news for fans of the Harry Potter saga: Two new Harry Potter books will be released in October.
_Game of Thrones_. What does Jon Snow read? Exclusive with Kit Harington
Today we have a very special exclusive. Actor Kit Harington, the famous Jon Snow from the acclaimed series _Game of Thrones_ talks to us about his readings.
5 reasons to read paper books
In the era of the ebook and digital content, many of us are still conquered by these 5 reasons to read paper books.
10 great dedications of literature
Big kids, enemies, publishers that reject you. . . So are some of these 10 great dedications of literature.
Almudena Grandes' new novel will be published on September 12
In this article we present the new novel by Almudena Grandes, which will be published on September 12 by Tusquets Editores.
The most emblematic works of Alexander Dumas
In the evening article we bring you the most emblematic works of Alexander Dumas. Which or which of these 5 works did you like the most?
Alexander Dumas father and son. Anniversaries Some phrases.
In one month of July, the most famous Alexandros in France, the Dumas, were also born, 22 years apart. We read some of his sentences.
5 literary beaches you once traveled to
Summer encourages you to take off your bathing suits, move towards the coast and, perhaps, visit some of the following 5 literary beaches to which you once traveled.
6 novelties in crime novels in a sneak peek for this fall
6 novelties of crime novel published in autumn. An advance to present them and make your mouths. For lovers of the dark.
Jane Austen. Bicentennial of his death. His indispensable works.
Today marks the bicentennial of the death of the British writer, Jane Austen. We review his most significant and indispensable works.
5 books censored during the Franco dictatorship
Among these 5 books censored during the Franco dictatorship we find from works by Lorca to children's stories.
6 books by authors from Real Sitio and Villa de Aranjuez. 1st delivery.
We review the names and their books of some of the most successful contemporary authors from Aranjuez. To find out more talents.
7 books about Julius Caesar on the anniversary of his birth
It is a new anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest figures in the history of mankind, Julius Caesar. We reviewed 7 books about him.
5 books for 5 continents
The following 5 books for 5 continents propose a global journey that helps us better understand the reality of this and other times.
Gijón Black Week. XXX edition of this literary event.
The XXX edition of the Black Week of Gijón begins, the most relevant literary event of the summer. We review their activities.
The 3 new titles from Karl Ove Knausgård, Tana French and Luca D'Andrea.
We review these 3 new titles from the hottest writers: Karl Ove Knausgård, Tana French and Luca D'Andrea. Interesting reads for holidays.
6 books about vacations for this holidays and for everyone
The most classic summer holidays begin in this newly released month of July. I propose 6 titles to read precisely about vacations.
Stewart and Mitchum. 20th anniversary of the deaths of these two great actors
It is 20 years since the disappearance of actors Robert Mitchum and James Stewart, who died a day apart. We see two books about them.
Analyzing Decolonizing the Mind, from Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o's essay Decolonize the Mind confirms the once precarious literary panorama of the continent of this eternal Nobel candidate.
6 literary postmen to remember from all eras
We review the stories starring 6 famous mailmen from novels of all times. So that they send us good literature.
7 books for these days of LGTB pride. Celebrating diversity.
These days the LGTB World Pride 2017 is being celebrated in Madrid. We review some of the many titles on this topic.
5 tips to design the perfect cover for your book
Designing a book cover is a task that requires a certain subtlety, good taste, inspiration and a lot, a lot of psychology.
Spain as the setting in Dan Brown's new novel, «Origen»
"Origin", the new novel by Dan Brown, will go on sale next October 5 and will be published by Editorial Planeta.
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the birth of Harry Potter
Harry Potter fans are celebrating today: Today marks the 20th anniversary of the birth of Harry Potter, the most famous literary wizard.
10 quotes about the sea found in literature
Writers' obsession with the big blue has allowed us to enjoy these 10 quotes about the sea found in literature.
Tales and Globalization: Unusual Land, by Jhumpa Lahiri
The eight stories in In Unusual Land, by Jhumpa Lahiri, speak of the struggle between modernity and tradition in an increasingly globalized world.
Three books to fall in love
Love is never too much so today, in Actualidad Literatura, we wanted to recommend three books to fall in love with.
40 years of the Transition. Some books about that moment
40 years have passed since that June 15 of the first democratic elections after the Franco dictatorship. We see some books on Transition.
Policemen and writers. 4 names to know
There are more, but today we are talking about 4 policemen, active or retired, who are also 4 internationally renowned writers and spectacular careers.
The collection of poems "As much as it hurts" by Tyler Knott now on sale
Today we come with an editorial novelty: Tyler Knott's "As Much as It Hurts" collection of poems on sale since June 6.
Water. 6 novelties and classics novels with the most essential liquid
Today we review 6 novels that have in their title the most essential liquid: water. Novelties and classics to be soaked this coming summer.
7 novelties of crime novel to wait for the summer
We see 7 novelties of crime novels to wait for the summer. Names like Winslow, Hawkins, Rankin or Meyer take out new titles.
7 adventures with real pirates. Classics, historical and series.
7 adventure titles with pirates, from classics by Salgari or Sabatini, going through Steinbeck or Defoe and ending in homelands like those of Vázquez-Figueroa.
100 years since the birth of John F. Kennedy and 7 books about his figure.
The centenary of the birth of John F. Kennedy, one of the most important figures of the 7th century, is celebrated. We see XNUMX books about him.
_L. A. Confidential_. 20 years of the James Ellroy classic movie
Twenty years have passed since the film adaptation of James Ellroy's most famous classic, LA Confidencial. We review this key work of the Mad Dog.
4th delivery. A face for Gunnar Staalesen and Deon Meyer detectives
This fourth installment of faces for policemen and detectives is special. Today we have the same face for two of them, those of Gunnar Staalesen and Deon Meyer.
3nd installment of faces? of our policemen and literary detectives.
This is the third installment of the faces that film and television have put on our favorite policemen and literary detectives.
The 8 commemorative editions of the RAE
Today we are talking about the 8 commemorative editions of the RAE: "Don Quixote", "One Hundred Years of Solitude", "The City and the Dogs", among others.
2nd installment of faces? of our policemen and literary detectives.
Second installment of those faces that the cinema and television have put on our policemen and literary detectives. Do they convince us or not? Let's see.
5 novelties of youth literature for all tastes.
Today we review 5 titles of novelties of juvenile literature. For all tastes and audiences. And to go pointing summer readings.
«The charm», the first novel by Susana López Rubio
Today we talk a little about "El Encanto", the first novel by Susana López Rubio. It was published last April and we will review it here shortly.
5 novelties in children's literature. Summer readings for the little ones
We review 5 novelties of children's literature for the youngest readers. For this coming summer they can be very good readings.
The faces? of our favorite literary cops
We all imagine faces for literary characters. In the case of policemen and detectives, television and the cinema are in charge of showing us others.
Juan José Millás publishes new book
Today we bring you the news that the Valencian writer Juan José Millás publishes a new book for the Seix Barral publishing house on May 16.
Brief analysis of the work «Cuentos» by Jorge Luis Borges
In one of the articles that we bring you today, we present the Brief Analysis of the work "Cuentos" by Jorge Luis Borges. Have you read them?
Mother's Day. 6 books to give to mothers for all tastes
Mother's day is coming. Here are 6 books to give to mothers of all tastes, conditions and ways. Sure we can get it right.
Tomorrow is published "Today is bad, but tomorrow is mine" by Salvador Compán
Tomorrow is published "Today is bad, but tomorrow is mine" by Compán Salvador by Editorial Espasa. A novel set in the 60s.
4 titles to learn or improve writing on the internet
Today we review four titles published about writing on the internet. Very useful for everyone, and for writers, journalists and bloggers in particular.
Like dogs and cats. 4 books about 4 best friends.
4 friends with 4 legs star in 4 stories in these 4 titles that we propose. For lovers of animals and dogs and cats in particular.
30 phrases from Cervantes and Shakespeare for this Book Day.
30 phrases from Cervantes and Shakespeare to celebrate this Book Day with the best of these universal geniuses of literature.
The 3 books that I would give myself for Book Day
This year I am going to be "selfish" and I am not going to recommend books to anyone. I come to tell you about the 3 books that I would give myself for Book Day.
Activities of the Night of the Books. Madrid. Friday April 21.
For International Book Day on Sunday April 23 there are all kinds of literary activities that begin on the Night of the Books, in Madrid.
«Globos», the solidarity novel by the young Rocío Álvarez-Rementeria
Today we present a noble work: "Globos", the solidarity novel by the young Rocío Álvarez-Rementeria Muñoz. Do you know her?
Historical Easter that we always see. Why don't we read the books?
Historical classics that we always see at Easter. But they are based on novels. Have we read them? Do we know their authors? We review.
Best-selling books in Spain during the month of March
These are the best-selling books in Spain during the month of March. Did you imagine all the ones that are there? Do you miss someone else?
The 5 best-selling fiction book titles
Today we review the 5 best-selling fiction titles. Aramburu, Cercas, Benavent, Zafón among the regulars. And to take into account Gómez Iglesias from Vigo.
The 5 best-selling non-fiction book titles
A review of the 5 best-selling titles of non-fiction books lately. Self-help, history, methods of losing weight ... We give a review.
London. A unique city to see, read and love
London. The capital of the United Kingdom so rich and great in its history as a reason to read it and always want to visit it. A few titles on her.
The list of books recommended by Joseph Brodsky, Nobel Prize in Literature
In this article we offer you the list of books recommended by Joseph Brodsky, Nobel Prize in Literature in 1987. Self-taught since he was 15 years old.
Harry Hole. 20 years with the charismatic police officer from Jo Nesbø. SPECIAL
Harry Hole is back in _La sed_, Jo Nesbø's eleventh novel about his charismatic cop. And it is 20 years since the first. We dedicate this special to you.
Bettý, Sylvia and Laura. Three fatal women for three eras
Betty, the latest novel by Icelandic Arnaldur Indridason connects with the classic tradition of the noir genre about the fatal woman. We go over other names.
Father's day. Books for everyone and everyone with a book
Father's Day is celebrated and we selected a series of books to give them as gifts. Because surely there is a book for everyone. Congratulations to all.
Wolves in literature. Real, figurative, always fascinating.
Wolves are one of the most literary animals to be found. As real protagonists or figurative concepts they are always a good claim.
Who did not read the "Lazarillo de Tormes"?
Those people who have not read the "Lazarillo de Tormes" raise their hands ... I hope I don't see many raised. Classic recommendation!
«Confabulation», the new thing from Carlos del Amor
In today's article we present you a novelty that will be published on March 21 by Editorial Espasa: "Confabulation", the latest from Carlos del Amor.
6 children's books of various formats for any reading.
The multiple formats of children's books present a wide range of ways to read for children of all ages. We see some examples.
Audiobooks. 5 reasons to give them a try
Audiobooks have their shelf space. But do they have a demand or future for the regular and visually impaired reader? Why not?
Books that we prefer? see to read. _Cyrano de Bergerac_, _The Phantom of the Opera_ and _Les miserables_
See or read. Sometimes we prefer to see the movie versions than to open the book. It's true? Here are these examples of three French classics.
Editorial news for March
Today's article is about what's new, specifically about some editorial news for March. Which of these 4 proposals attracts you the most?
_Redemption_, by John Hart. A must-read for lovers of crime fiction.
The novel _Redemption_, by the American John Hart, is quite a black title to discover, if it has not yet been done. I review it with devotion.
"Arcadia" by Iain Pears is published on March 7
Editorial Espasa launches "Arcadia" by Iain Pears which will be published on March 7 with a sale price of 22,90 euros.
Someday is not a day of the week, by Sol Aguirre.
We present the new book by Sol Aguirre, "Someday is not a day of the week." An irreverent novel that will make you vibrate from beginning to end.
_The book of wood_. The Latest Surprising Nordic Bestseller
_The Wood Book_ is the latest and most surprising bestseller on the charts. Norwegian Lars Mytting breaks the mold with this treatise on wood.
New book by Haruki Murakami coming soon
Haruki Murakami returns and does so with the publication of his book "What I talk about when I talk about writing", which will be released on April 4.
Books to work on emotions with the little ones
Today we present a selection of books to work on emotions with the little ones. We have divided them by recommended ages.
5 books for the centenary of the Russian Revolution. Assays and analysis
In October we will celebrate 100 years of a fundamental historical event, the Russian Revolution of 1917. We see some titles on the subject.
6 of the best four-legged literary friends
They are one of the best friends there is. And they are also great literary characters. We review some of the leading dogs in literature.
Brief analysis of the work «Don Juan Tenorio» by José Zorrilla
In today's article, one of the Valentine's Day specials, we bring you a brief analysis of José Zorilla's work, "Don Juan Tenorio".
30 phrases by great authors about hate
We collect more literary phrases from great authors, but this time about hatred. For those with little Valentine's spirit.
The Bronze Horseman trilogy. Classic romance novel for these dates
Paulina Simons' The Bronze Horseman trilogy is a contemporary classic of the romance novel. We review this ideal reading for Valentine's Day.
The Office of Evil, the third installment of Detective Cormoran Strike
"The office of evil", the third installment of the peculiar detective Cormoran Srtike. Galbraith is doing his best again in this vibrant installment.
What are the books that the elite read?
These are the 11 most voted books in a survey made by Facebook of influential and renowned people. What do you think?
25 love phrases from great authors of world literature
We are at the gates of Valentine's Day. The party of love par excellence and the universal feeling that inspires thousands of literary phrases. We review.
25 days with curator Ricciardi, by Maurizio de Giovanni.
25 extraordinary days with curator Ricciardi, the great character created by the Neapolitan writer Maurizio de Giovanni.
Chatting with Craig Russell. From his books, readings and literary panoramas.
Scottish writer Craig Russell, creator of Commissioner Jan Fabel and Detective Lennox, talks about his current reading and the literary scene.
National Plan for the Promotion of Reading. How and by when.
The Ministry of Culture foresees a National Plan for the Promotion of Reading. But by when and in what way will it be done? We review the panorama.
"La Celestina", the most significant dramatic work of the XNUMXth century
Today we briefly analyze the play "La Celestina, the most significant and relevant of the XNUMXth century.
Books to be happier
In this article I dare to recommend 3 books to be happier. They are not the typical self-help, do not be alarmed.
The Many Faces of Sir Edward Fairfax Rochester
Edward Fairfax Rochester is one of the quintessential characters in the romance novel. Created by Charlotte Brontë, it has had many faces in film.
My 13 years before and now. The books I read and read.
At the age of 13 I read those first books that were marking my literary paths. Today, when I am 13 again, I have already read a few more.
Excuses given for NOT reading. Are there really?
Excuses, reasons ... They are given or made up. But are there? We comment on some of the more classic ones, we refute and argue. And by the way, we read.
Jo Nesbø and her doctor Proctor. Plenty of fun for kids and adults.
Jo Nesbø also writes for children. The adventures of his Doctor Proctor are as successful as his adult play. Discover them, they will surprise you.
The best books of this year
In this article we present you some of the best books of this year 2016. Which ones would you have included in this list?
Carrie Fisher. The princess, the screenwriter and the writer.
Carrie Fisher was also a screenwriter, social activist, and writer. We fired her unexpectedly this week. We remember his literary side.