Kate morton
Find out who Kate Morton is and what books she has published. Learn about the characteristics of your pen and much more.
Literature
Nora Roberts books
Nora Roberts' books span more than 225 publications over a 40-year history. Come, learn more about her and her great work.
Sun of Blood, by Jo Nesbø. Review
Sun of Blood is Jo Nesbø's latest newly published novel. This was my review from when I read it back in the day.
Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos
Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos was an XNUMXth century Spanish writer with a transcendental legacy. Come and learn more about his life and works.
Fernando Lillo. Interview with the author of A day in Pompeii
Interview with Fernando Lillo, professor of classical languages and author of A day in Pompeya, where he tells us a little about everything.
Niebla, by Miguel de Unamuno
Niebla (1914), by Miguel de Unamuno, an obligatory reference in the modern existentialist novel. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Francisco Brines. Cervantes 2020 Prize. Some poems
Francisco Brines, Valencian poet of the Generation of the 50s, has won the 2020 Cervantes Prize. This is a selection of his poems
Pablo Nuñez: "Let no one stop trying to publish"
Pablo Nuñez, the author of a historical novel from Lugo, talks to us in this interview about his novels, authors, influences, projects and more.
The best horror books
Talking about the best horror books forces you to walk through the works of the greats. Come and learn more about these authors and their creations.
Paco Alvarez. Interview with the author of We are crazy these Romans
Paco Álvarez presents his new essay "We are crazy, these Romans" and he gives me this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
Leopoldo Alas, Clarin
Leopoldo Alas (Clarín) was a Spanish writer with a broad literary production rich in resources. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
Sandra Aza: «The art of prose lies in painting with letters»
Sandra Aza is a historical novel writer. In this extensive interview, he talks about everything a bit as if he wrote us one.
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was the Scottish writer who went down in history for creating Sherlock Holmes. Come, know more about the author and his work.
César Pérez Gellida: "It is difficult to make a living from this job"
César Pérez Géllida has a new novel, The Dwarf's Luck, which he is presenting now. Today he gives us this express interview.
Ana Alcolea. «The words and the characters surprise me as I write»
Ana Alcolea presents her novel El Brindis de Margarita and gives this interview where she talks a little about everything.
A column of fire
A Pillar of Fire is a book by Ken Follet, the most successful contemporary British novelist. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Alexis Ravelo: «Literature can help you ask the right questions about reality»
Alexis Ravelo has a new novel and in this interview he tells us a little about everything: his influences, books, projects or the current scene.
The cook of Castamar
Castamar's Cook is a novel by the Spanish author Fernando J. Múñez. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Sean Connery. Eternal James Bond and other literary characters
Sean Connery passed away on October 31st. This is a review of some of his most famous literary characters that he played.
The heartbeat of the earth
The Heartbeat of the Earth is the fourth published novel by the Spanish writer and politician, Luz Gabás. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
5 news for November. Black women, comics and stories
This is my selection of 5 novelties for November in crime novels, graphic novels and short stories.
Shiva's tears
The tears of Shiva (2002) is the eighth novel published by the Spanish author César Mallorquí. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Ender's Game
Today we want to talk to you about what you are going to find in Ender's Game, a novel that actually came out of a short story by the author.
Romeo AND Juliet
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare is a romantic play but there is so much more. Discover everything you do not know about the work.
The Miserables
Les Miserables is one of the most widely read classics. But what does Victor Hugo's novel tell us? And who are the characters?
Sylvia Plath. 4 poems to celebrate his birth
Sylvia Plath was a poet with a complicated life and full of mental disorders. These are 4 poems to celebrate his birth.
The water rites
Los ritos del agua is a crime novel created by the Vitorian author Eva García Sáenz de Urturi. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
The yes of the girls
The Yes of the Girls is a theatrical comedy by the Spanish playwright Leandro Fernández de Moratín. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Megan Maxwell and Jo Nesbø. Upcoming film and television adaptations
The Megan Maxwell saga, Ask Me What You Want, and The Heir, by Jo Nesbø, will have upcoming film and television adaptations.
The infinite route
The Infinite Route is a detailed historical novel written by José Calvo Poyato. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Noah gordon
Meet author Noah Gordon, author of the bestseller The Doctor. Know what the characteristics of your pen are.
The Lady of the Camellias
The Lady of the Camellias is the most far-reaching piece of the writer Alexandre Dumas Jr. Come, know more about the work and the author.
Arthur Rimbaud. Some poems for his birth
Arthur Rimbaud was born on a day like today in 1854. This is a selection of some poems to read and remember.
The tongue of butterflies
"The language of the butterflies" is a story from the book Que me queres, amor? by the Galician Manuel Rivas. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The death poet Society
The Society of Dead Poets is NH Kleinbaum's literary adaptation of Schulman's script. Come, learn more about the book and its author.
Virginia Vallejo
Virginia Vallejo is a renowned Colombian journalist, recognized for her ties to Escobar. Come and learn more about the author and her work.
Miguel Delibes. Centenary of his birth. Film adaptations
One hundred years have passed since the birth of Miguel Delibes. I review some of the film adaptations of his works.
Lord of the Flies
The Lord of the Flies is the work with which the career of the British William Golding began. Come, know more about the novel and the writer.
Allende, Barceló and Sáenz de Urturi. Liber 2020 Awards, National Children's and Youth Literature and Planet
The writers Isabel Allende, Elia Barceló and Eva García Sáenz de Urturi have won the Liber 2020, National Children's and Youth Literature and Planeta Awards.
Metonymy
Metonymy is a rhetorical figure defined as a phenomenon of semantic change. Come, learn more about this linguistic resource
Olalla Garcia. Interview with the author of «People without a king»
Olalla García is a writer of historical novels and her latest novel is "Pueblo sin rey." Today he gives us this interview.
The death of the commander
The Commander's Death is the latest release from celebrated Japanese writer Haruki Murakami. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The lyric
The lyric is a broad term, sometimes difficult to define according to the optics used for its demarcation. Come and learn more about it.
Sebastian Roa. Interview: "I lean towards well-written stories"
Sebastián Roa has just published his latest novel, Nemesis. And in this interview he tells us a little about books, authors and the current panorama.
Louise Glück wins the 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature
Louise Glück, an American poet, has won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature from the Swedish Academy.
Anaphora
Anaphora is a rhetorical figure widely used among poets and lyrical writers. Come and learn more about this resource and its uses.
Geralt of Rivia Saga
The Geralt of Rivia saga has become famous after The Witcher video games as well as the Netflix series. But how many books are there?
The Trickster of Seville
The Trickster of Seville is one of the most emblematic dramatic texts of the Golden Age. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The Knight of Olmedo
El caballero de Olmedo is a piece that marks a before and after in Castilian dramaturgy. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
One of naval sagas. Hornblower, Bolitho and Lewrie
Naval sagas have many passionate readers of the sea literature genre. I review those of Hornblower, Bolitho and Lewrie.
The winter of the world
The Winter of the World is the second installment of the Trilogy of the Century created by Ken Follet. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Latest literary adaptations to film and television. A little of everything
Review of the latest literary adaptations to film and television that have been released, or are going to do so, this fall.
La dama boba
La dama boba is a text ahead of its time and created by the playwright Lope de Vega. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Antonio Gala turns 90 years old. Selection of sonnets
Antonio Gala turns 90 today. To celebrate this is this selection of 6 sonnets by this Cordovan writer and poet.
October news in historical and crime novels
October novelties in historical and crime novels with Arturo Pérez-Reverte, I. Biggi, Sebastián Roa, Philip Kerr or Michael Connelly.
Dadaism
Dadaism is an artistic movement was founded by the Romanian poet Tristan Tzara (1896 - 1963). Come, learn more about this current.
98 Generation
Discover what are the characteristics of the Generation of '98 and which authors we highlight from the group that made up the first three.
Confucius. Books and phrases to remember his birth
Confucius, the most universal Chinese philosopher and thinker, was born on September 28, 551 BC. C. Today I remember with these books and phrases.
The Valley of the Wolves
The Valley of the Wolves was the second published book by the Spanish writer Laura Gallego García. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Youtubers books
In Spain there are a large number of youtubers who have become influencers and have taken out books. Find out which youtubers books are.
Gerardo diego
Gerardo Diego Cendoya was a Spanish poet and writer, a member of the so-called Generation of 27. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Gervasio Posadas. "I love characters full of contrasts"
Gervasio Posadas has released his new novel, El mercader de la muerte. Today he gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
Coplas to the death of his father
Coplas a la muerte de su padre is a poetic piece by Spanish pre-Renaissance Jorge Manrique. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
jorge manrique
Jorge Manrique was a famous Spanish poet and intellectual of the pre-Renaissance. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
Sir Walter Scott. Some of his lesser known works
Sir Walter Scott went into eternity on a day like today in 1832. Today I review some of his lesser-known works.
Juan de Mena
Juan de Mena was a Spanish writer who always sought a poetically lofty vocabulary. Come, know more about the author and his work.
Luis de Gongora
Luis de Góngora was a prominent poet and playwright of the Spanish Golden Age. Come and learn more about the author and his prolific work.
Blas de Otero
Blas de Otero was a Spanish poet whose legacy is one of the most emblematic of postwar literature. Come, know more about the author and his work.
Marto Pariente. Interview with the winner of Cartagena Negra
Marto Pariente has won the IV Black Novel Prize in Cartagena Negra. In this interview he tells us about everything a little.
José Ortega y Gasset
José Ortega y Gasset is one of the most transcendental philosophers since modernism. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
Marianela
Marianela is one of the most important works of the Spanish author Benito Pérez Galdós. Come, know more about the novel and its author.
Moroccan Cards
Cartas marruecas is an epistolary novel written by the Spanish writer and military man José Cadalso. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Christie Agatha. 130 years of his birth. Some phrases
Agatha Christie was born on a day like today in Torquay, England, 130 years ago. I celebrate it with a selection of some phrases from his works.
Another twist
Another Turn of the Screw is the best-known work of the prolific author and literary critic Henry James. Come, know more about the novel and its author.
John verdon
John Verdon is an American novelist best known for his mystery thriller series. Come, know more about the author and his work.
DH Lawrence. New anniversary of his birth. 7 poems
DH Lawrence was born on a day like today in 1885. These are some of his poems to celebrate a new anniversary.
Platero and me
Platero y yo is an iconic work by the Iberian writer José Ramón Jiménez. Come and learn more about this piece and its author.
Tolstoy. Anniversary of his birth. Some fragments
Lev Tolstoi was born on a day like today in 1828. These are some fragments of his most recognized titles to read in his memory.
Don Pardino: «To write well is to think of others»
Don Pardino is one of the most popular characters on the internet. He has just released his first graphic novel and gives us this interview.
Count Lucanor
El Conde Lucanor, by Don Juan Manuel, is one of the most significant works of medieval literature. Know our review.
Ramiro de Maeztu
Ramiro de Maeztu y Whitney was a prominent Spanish writer. Come and know who is this author (biography) and his works.
José Martí
José Martí was one of the most prominent intellectuals of American emancipation. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Nicanor Parra. Anniversary of his birth with some poems
Nicanor Parra was a Chilean poet who was born on a day like today in 1914. I remember the anniversary with some of his poems.
Jorge Guillen
Jorge Guillén Álvarez was a Malaga poet with an unusual optimistic perspective on the world. Come, know more about the author and his work.
6 news for September in children's and youth literature
These are 6 novelties for September in children's and youth literature for the youngest readers of the house.
On the banks of the Sar
On the banks of the Sar is a title by the author Rosalía de Castro. In his day he was little understood. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Medieval literature
Medieval literature groups together the literary manifestations that occurred in Europe during the Middle Ages. Come, learn more about this topic.
6 editorial news for September: crime novel, historical and narrative
These are 6 novelties chosen for September. I highlight the new of Ken Follet or Don Winslow among other important names.
1984
1984 is the most emblematic novel of the British Eric Arthur Blair (pseudonym, George Orwell). Come, learn more about the work and its author.
How to write a story
If you want to know how to write a story and how you can do it easily, here are the steps you should take into account.
Barcelona, get to know it without leaving home
Knowing Barcelona without setting foot outside the house is possible with the help of a good book. Come, meet the best titles and their authors.
Sarah Lark Books
Sarah Lark is world famous for her romantic story books. But do you know that he has written many more? Discover them!
Haruki Murakami
Haruki Murakami is the best known Japanese writer in the world today. Come and learn more about him and his work.
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. New anniversary of his birth
It is a new anniversary of the birth of the Irish writer Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, master of the horror story.
I, Julia
Yo, Julia is a historical fiction novel by the Spanish writer Santiago Posteguillo. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
The advantages of being an outcast
The Perks of Being an Outcast is an epistolary novel by the American writer, Stephen Chbosky. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Guillermo Galván: "It is the obligation of each author to seek his own voice"
Guillermo Galván, the creator of curator Carlos Lombardi, tells us about his favorite authors, books and characters, new projects and much more.
yerma
Yerma constitutes, together with Bodas de Sangre and La casa de Bernarda Alba, the celebrated “Lorca trilogy”. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The last cat
The last catón is a novel written by the Spanish writer and journalist, Matilde Asensi. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Rocco Schiavone. Review of the series created by Antonio Manzini
Deputy Chief Rocco Schiavone is the most famous creation of the Italian writer and screenwriter Antonio Manzini. This is a review of your series.
The black novel
Raymond Chandler defined the crime novel as "the novel of the professional world of crime." Come, learn more about this literary genre.
Johanna Lindsey Books
Johanna Lindsey is one of the best-known romantic authors in the world. Find out which are the Johanna Lindsey books.
Fariña's book
Nacho Carretero's book by Fariña is one of the most controversial works of recent years in Spain. Come, learn more about the title and its author.
José Ramón Gómez Cabezas: «To conquer a reader is to climb Everest»
José Ramón Gómez Cabezas, a city-based crime novel writer, tells us about his favorite authors, characters and books, his projects and much more.
The mayor of Zalamea
The mayor of Zalamea, one of the most emblematic pieces of Calderón de la Barca in the Golden Age. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The guardians of the citadel
The Guardians of the Citadel is a fantastic trilogy created by the Spanish Laura Gallego. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Interview with Susana Rodríguez Lezaun, director of Pamplona Negra
Susana Rodríguez Lezaun, writer and director of Pamplona Negra, tells us a little about everything and about an upcoming edition of the festival in the Navarran capital.
Two meters from you
A Two Meters From You is a drama novel in which the characters are two teenagers who cannot be together, but must stay within 2 meters.
The mount of the souls
El Monte de las Ánimas is a narration by the Spanish Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer. In it he tells of Alonso's misadventures. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Toti Martínez de Lezea: «The experiences and the way of seeing life are non-transferable»
Toti Martínez de Lezea is a renowned historical novel writer. In this interview he tells us about his books, favorite authors and new projects.
Mrs. Dalloway
Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway represents the ultimate British expression of the interwar period. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
The lady of the dawn
The lady of the dawn is a piece by the Spanish Alejandro Casona. An example of "dramaturgy as a literary style." Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Saint Manuel Bueno, martyr
San Miguel Bueno, martir is a nivola that summarizes much of the features of the vast work of Miguel de Unamuno. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Radio and literature II. Interview with the announcer Paco de León
It is a pleasure and an honor to have a great from Spanish radio like Paco de León in this interview about literature on the radio and much more.
Anne of Green Gables
Ana de las Tejas Verdes is a youth book where an orphan is only looking for a home where she feels loved, and the opportunity to study
Literary Movements
Throughout history, different literary movements have been established within the world of letters. Come and learn more about each one of them.
Radio and literature I. Literary programs of today's radio
A review of the literary programs that we can now find on the radio. And also in podcast format. To listen to literature on demand.
How to write a book
Knowing how to write a book is the dream of many Internet users today. Come and know step by step everything you need to know about it.
How to analyze a poem
To know how to analyze a poem it is essential to know the elements that make it up. Come, discover everything you need to know about it.
The detective novel
The detective novel is one of the best known literary genres with the largest number of followers today. Come, learn more about their authors and works.
Paco Roca. "I'm finishing a new comic: Return to Eden."
Paco Roca (Valencia, 1969) is one of our most followed, famous and international references for comics and graphic novels….
The Watchmaker's Daughter
The Watchmaker's Daughter is seen as Morton's most ambitious title. A crime novel full of suspense and terror. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
5 Editorial News Releases for August
In this atypical August the publishing market continues to move. These are 5 new releases that arrive this month. For every taste.
Romanticism
Romanticism is a movement that began in Europe in the XNUMXth century and spread to America during the following century. Come and learn more about the subject.
The last ship
The last boat is the closing to a crime novel series preceded by Ojos de agua and La playa de los ahogados. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Science fiction books
Along with horror and romance, science fiction books are among the most popular. Come and learn more about the genre, its authors and their works.
Peter Ustinov, much more than an actor. His books and works
Peter Ustinov was more than an actor, he was a versatile artist and creator. This is a review of his figure and his work, with autobiography, novels and more.
Temperance
Temperance is a work in which love, betrayal, tragedy and greed are intertwined in an intense way. Come, learn more about the book and its author.
Raymond Chandler has a birthday. Selection of phrases and fragments
Raymond Chandler has a birthday. Creator of detective Philip Marlowe, in his memory is this selection of phrases and fragments of his works.
The disappearance of Stephanie Mailer
The disappearance of Stephanie Mailer is one of the most prominent French-speaking crime novels of the new millennium. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The Elegance of the Hedgehog
The Elegance of the Hedgehog contains a deep, thoughtful and quite common story in today's digitized world. Come, he knows more about the work and its author.
Goodbye to Juan Marsé. A review of his most outstanding work
We have said goodbye to Juan Marsé. This is a brief review of the work of this Barcelona writer, one of the best storytellers we have ever had.
Pedro Antonio de Alarcón. Anniversary of his death. Sonnets
On a new anniversary of the death of the journalist, novelist, playwright and poet Pedro Antonio de Alarcón I remember 5 of his sonnets.
Stieg Larsson
Stieg Larsson was a Swedish author acclaimed worldwide for the unexpected awakening of his literary gift. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Biggles. Captain WE Johns most famous English aviator
James Bigglesworth is known as Biggles and is the most famous literary aviator of the English RAF Captain WE Johns. These are your adventures.
Harrison Ford. 8 literary roles of an already legendary actor
Harrison Ford turns 78 today. Already legendary actor, today I review his most literary roles from a filmography as extensive as it is varied.
The german house
The German House is a drama set in the Nuremberg trials. It deals in depth with the horror of the Holocaust. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Parts of a book
Usually, the parts of a book go unnoticed, however, knowing the design of this valuable resource is important. Come and discover everything about it.
Miguel Ruiz Montañez. Interview with the author of The Blood of Columbus
Miguel Ruiz Montañez was born in Malaga in 1962 and became an engineer, but ended up dedicating himself to teaching and, on…
The fall of the giants
The Fall of the Giants is the first part of Ken Follet's Trilogy of the Century, based on World War II. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Basil Rathbone's Sherlock Holmes and his film adaptations
British actor Basil Rathbone is for many the best Sherlock Holmes in cinema. We review the movies he starred in in the 40s.
Metamorphosis
The metamorphosis is a story by Franz Kafka that reflects the cruelty of society through an unusual plot. Come, know more about the author and his work.
Ildefonso Falcones books
Ildefonso Falcones's books have come to shake the Spanish and world literary scene since 2006. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Domingo Villar. "I have always been fascinated by the sea"
Domingo Villar, the famous Galician crime novel writer, creator of Inspector Leo Caldas, tells us about his books, authors and upcoming projects.
+17 of the most beautiful words in our language
We claim the beauty of our language and show you some of the most beautiful words in Spanish. In addition, we tell you what the origin of the language is.
The wheel of time
The Wheel of Time is an epic fantasy saga created by American writer James Oliver Rigney, Jr. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
What are haikus?
Enter and we will tell you what haikus are, the elements that they must have and, in addition, we will teach you to write your own.
6 novels with black and horror touches chosen for July
Another July and always readings to have on hand. These are 6 novels chosen with black and horror touches for a different summer.
The daughters of the village of fabrics
In The Daughters of the Cloth Village, Jacobs recounts the secrets of the Melzers and the bloody drama of a war. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
The +10 most famous sonnets by Francisco de Quevedo
Enter and enjoy the most famous sonnets by Quevedo, a master of letters who manages to convey multiple sensations through his verses.
Simon Scarrow: "Many writers will struggle in the next few years."
Simon Scarrow needs no introduction. Certainly not if you are fond of the historical novel. It's hard to find ...
The archive of storms
Archive of Storms is a fantasy literature saga created by writer Brandon Sanderson. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Jesús Maeso de la Torre: "This is a profession and the muses do not exist"
Jesús Maeso de la Torre, one of the most prestigious national writers of historical novels, gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
The forest knows your name
The forest knows your name is an interesting novel where legends and curses are combined with historical events. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Interview with Isabel Abenia: "You have to be demanding with yourself"
Isabel Abenia is a writer from Zaragoza and author of historical novels and today she gives us this interview where she tells us a little about everything.
No news from gurb
Sin Noticias de Gurb is a satirical novel created by the Spanish intellectual Eduardo Mendoza. Come, learn more about this work and its author.
Antonio Cabanas. "An author is the result of all the books he has read"
Antonio Cabanas, the prestigious author of a historical novel, gives us this interview where he tells us a bit about everything about books, favorite authors and new projects.
Cancer won the battle against Carlos Ruiz Zafón, but his lyrics will continue to shine
This Friday, June 19, 2020, the unfortunate news about the death of the writer Carlos Ruiz Zafón was released. Come, learn more about it.
The time lords
In The Lords of Time, Eva García Sáenz brings the masterful outcome of the trilogy around Inspector Unai. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Camille's Rain by Esther Bengoechea (Rrose Sélavy Prize for Historical Novel)
We talk about Camille's Luuvia Rrose Sélavy Prize for a Historical Novel organized by Apeiron recalling the life and personality of the sculptor Camille Claudel
Antonio Pérez Henares. Interview with the author of Cabeza de Vaca
Antonio Pérez Henares has just released his new novel, Cabeza de Vaca. In this interview he tells us a little about his readings and influences.
White City Trilogy
The White City Trilogy is a thriller by the Spanish novelist Eva García Sáenz de Urturi. Come and learn more about this crime novel and its author.
Jorge Molist: «I have a great curiosity and desire to learn»
Jorge Molist, the renowned author of a historical novel, talks to us in this interview about favorite books and authors, influences and his new projects.
Classes of literary novels
The kinds of literary novels are very diverse and are conditioned by the resources used by the author. Come and learn more about them.
Interview with Luis Zueco, author of The Book Merchant
The writer Luis Zueco has a new novel, The Book Merchant. He gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything about books and projects.
Everything that happened with Miranda Huff
Everything that happened with Miranda Huff is the third crime novel by the young Spanish writer Javier Castillo. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Leon Arsenal. Interview with the author of Black Flag
León Arsenal, mainly renowned writer of historical novels, gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
The importance of being called Ernesto
The Importance of Being Ernest was the last comedy of the Irish playwright Oscar Wilde. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
What is a historical novel?
The historical novel is a narrative subgenre limited to unaltered real events as the anchor of its plot. Come, learn more about it and its authors.
Friedrich Hölderlin. Anniversary of his death. Phrases and poems
Friedrich Hölderlin, perhaps the greatest poet of German Romanticism, passed away on a day like today in 1843. This is a selection of his phrases and poems.
Words for Julia
"Words for Julia" is a poem that Goytisolo dedicated to his daughter. It is in the book of the same name published in 1979. Come, know more about the text and its author.
Pedro Santamaría. Interview with the author of At the service of the empire
Pedro Santamaría is a writer of historical novels. His latest book is entitled At the service of the empire. Today he gives us this interview.
Dostoevsky
Fyodor Dostoyevsky was a Russian writer, editor, and journalist. He marked literature with his novels and short stories. Come, know more about him and his work.
Terenci moix
Ramón Moix Mesegue (Terenci Moix) was a productive Spanish novelist and essayist. Come and learn more about his work and his life.
Narrative genre: Elements of narration
Do you know what the elements of the narrative are? Here we explain everything you need to know about this narrative genre.
What is visual poetry?
Visual poetry is the art of surprising with written words that are part of an image. Enter and know its origins, characteristics, and more.
6 news for June in biographies, black, juvenile, fantastic or historical
June arrives and with it more news in biographies, crime novels, juveniles, fantastic or historical. We take a look at some handpicked titles.
The Alchemist
The Alchemist is considered the best-selling Portuguese-speaking book in history. It has been translated into 56 languages. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Summary on "The truth about the Savolta case", by Eduardo Mendoza
Enter and enjoy the detailed summary of one of the classics of the writer Eduardo Mendoza "The truth about the Savolta case."
Teo Palacios. Interview with the author of La boca del diablo
Teo Palacios, author of La boca del diablo among other books, gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
The north face of the heart
After a well-deserved rest, Dolores Redondo returns with The North Face of the Heart and the Terror of The Composer. Come learn more about the book and its author.
Luis de Góngora. Anniversary of his death. 6 selected sonnets
Luis de Góngora died today in 1627. These are 6 sonnets chosen from his work to remember one of the most important poets of the Golden Age.
10 short quotes from Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman, American poet, was born in 1819 and died in 1892. Throughout his life, in addition to leaving us ...
Alexander Pope. Anniversary of his birth. Fragments of his works
Alexander Pope, an English writer and translator between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, is celebrating his birthday today. These are selected fragments of his works.
Julia Navarro's books
The books of Julia Navarro, good literature that comes from the hand of an exquisite journalistic pen. Come, learn more about the author and her works.
Galician Literature Day. 4 Galician authors and their poems
Today the Galician Literature Day is celebrated. For this reason, I choose 4 poems by 4 contemporary Galician poets. To discover or reread them.
Ana Rossetti. 4 poems to celebrate your birthday
The writer and poet from Cádiz Ana Rossetti turns her birthday today. To celebrate, I collect these 4 poems selected from his work.
The catcher in the rye
Catcher in the Rye marked a milestone in American literary culture after World War II. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
John Dryden. 320 years after his death. Phrases and poems
John Dryden is the quintessential poet of the English Restoration in the 320th century. Today is the XNUMXth anniversary of his death.
Peter Salinas
Pedro Salinas was one of the most innovative authors of the early 27th century. Worthy representative of the Generation of XNUMX. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Paul Doherty, the prolific British author of medieval series
Paul Doherty, a prolific British writer, is the author of many titles of various series on medieval themes signed with various pseudonyms. We review them.
Interview with Carlos Dosel, author of Sombras en el faro
Carlos Dosel, Cartagena writer and creator of Inspector Javier Manzano, gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
Classics and other books on pandemics
Review of a selected list of books on pandemics and other disasters that hit humanity at various times in history.
Manolito Gafotas
Manolito Gafotas is the first children's novel by Elvira Lindo. The book arises from his radio experience. Come and learn more about the author and her work.
The Maze Runner Saga
The Maze Runner saga is a science fiction novel that delves into a post-apocalyptic future. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Stephenie Meyer is back. New Twilight Saga book for August
Stephenie Meyer is back with a new book in her famous Twilight saga for August, Midnight Sun. Review of the series of teenage vampires.
Brief summary of "History of a staircase" by Antonio Buero Vallejo
In today's article we present a brief summary of "History of a staircase" by Antonio Buero Vallejo accompanied by some of his best phrases.
Analysis of «Campos de Castilla»
We analyze in depth the work "Campos de Castilla", by the fantastic writer Antonio Machado. Enter and know all the secrets of this book.
5 literary releases planned for May
May arrives and the publishing market continues to function, although at half gas. These are 5 launches chosen and planned for this month.
"Prosas profanas" the innovation by Rubén Darío
We analyze one of the most important works by Rubén Darío: Prosas Profanas. Enter and you will discover what it is about and much more.
The name of the rose and Don't talk to strangers. TV series
These two versions of The Name of the Rose, by Umberto Eco, and Don't Talk to Strangers, by Harlan Coben, are now being broadcast on television.
Western novels turned into famous movies
A review of Western novels that became much more famous films of the genre, such as Centaurs of the desert or Gone with the wind.
Moby Dick
Moby Dick is a masterpiece. Melville delves into obsession and revenge and the complicated things in relationships. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Day of the book. Selection of famous phrases and fragments of literature
On this unusual Book Day, there is a tiny personal selection of famous fragments of the literature of some of our most universal writers.
Summary of The Tree of Science
The Tree of Science is a jewel of Pío Baroja. Its autobigraphic tints and its lofty plot catch, move. Come and learn more about the work and its author.
Recommended books to give away on Book Day
Discover the books that we recommend to give away on Book Day. Surely you will be right if you take into account the advice that we leave you.
History of Book Day
Book Day is celebrated on April 23, but has it always been this way? Know who invented it and everything about the origin of this date.
How to celebrate Book Day at home
This year the book day is celebrated at home, and we have prepared a compilation of ideas with which to spend it in an entertaining way. Discover them!
Carlo Frabetti and Nando López win the SM El Barco de Vapor and Wide Angle Awards
The SM El Barco de Vapor and Wide Angle Awards were presented this morning, won by Carlo Frabetti and Nando López.
Octavio Paz. 6 poems to remember him on the anniversary of his death
Octavio Paz died on a day like today in 1998 in Coyoacán, Mexico, his native country. Nobel Prize in Literature in 1990, in his memory I recover 6 of his poems.
Vicente Espinel and the tenth spinel, certain myths and some truths
VicenteEspinel is an obligatory reference in Castilian poetry. His tenth spinel is a legacy to Latin poetics. Come and learn more about him and his work.
The rose of the winds. Poetic Anthology, by Juan Ramón Torregrosa
The rose of the winds is one of the most complete and best achieved poetic anthologies in the Castilian language. Come and learn more about the work and its publisher.
"Peter and the Captain" one of the best books ever written
We analyze the play "Pedro y el Capitán". by Mario Benedetii, in which both protagonists have somewhat peculiar conversations. Enters.
"Where oblivion dwells"
We analyze in depth the work 'Where oblivion inhabits', by Luis Cernuda, who was one of the best poets of the Generation of 27.
Arkady Renko series, Martin Cruz Smith's Russian detective
Arkady Renko is the main detective in the best-known series of novels by the American writer Martin Cruz Smith. This is your review.
The truth about the Harry Quebert case
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair is a romantic thriller. Joël Dicker pulled off a good plot with great twists. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
Megan Maxwell. Interview with the bestselling romance novel author
Megan Maxwell has been, is, and will continue to be a best-selling romance novel author. Today he gives us this interview where he tells us a little about everything.
The controversy of The Satanic Verses of Salman Rushdie
The Satanic Verses, one of the most controversial books in recent history for its extravagant use of Islam. Come, read about the work and its author.
Book houses for stay-at-home times
The houses are the protagonists of many stories in addition to setting them. These are some titles to read or remember in times of being at home.
How to read more books per year
There are many people who, a year, are not able to read more than one book, and sometimes even less. Therefore, we propose the challenge of reading.
Javier Marías
Javier Marías, a writer with an exquisite pen and a very deep contemplation of the world. Come and learn more about his life and work.
Interview with María Oruña, the author of The Forest of the Four Winds
Today I am talking to María Oruña, who gives us this interview after releasing her latest novel, The Forest of the Four Winds, where she tells us a little about everything.
Brief analysis of Lorca symbols
Federico García Lorca had different symbols that he used in his works to give them a greater life. Enter and discover what they are.
What are the benefits of reading for children and adults
Reading a book not only serves to learn a story, but it has multiple benefits that are reasons for children to read.
Juan Muñoz Martín. A contemporary classic of children's literature
On the International Children's and Youth Book Day I review the work and figure of Juan Muñoz Martín, a contemporary classic of the genre.
Biography of Miguel Delibes
Learn about the life and work of Miguel Delibes, one of the most important Spanish writers of the XNUMXth century. Find out more about this great artist of letters.
The Offreds books
The Offreds books are a testament to how talent and reach on social media are a productive mix. Come, learn more about the work and its author.
