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So all I have to do is to publish a volume of poetry in Klingon, and I'm good to go? 😂 Kidding of course, but it's funny, I didn't know... -
Daniel del Real replied to the thread Pulitzer Prizes.I didn't know you could win a Pulitzer with a work not written in English.
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Bernard Pivot, French journalist and interviewer, who popularized Literature by his television Program called Apostrophes passed away...
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Daniel del Real replied to the thread Paul Auster (1947-2024).Here's the letter Hustvedt wrote about her husband's death: https://www.instagram.com/p/C6eG0lyAgR-/
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https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024/may/01/paul-auster-dies-aged-77-death-american-author-new-york-trilogy
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Mia Couto, " Sleepwalking Land".
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Daniel del Real replied to the thread New & Notable.Coming out in September 23, this will be the book's cover:
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New parcel from USA: two books about Aby Warburg One book about Fred Wilson "Captives" by Norman Manea "The country of planks" by Raul...
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This is terrible news. She was an absolutely stunning writer. Segu and I, Tituba are up there among my favourite novels. I'm still...
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Daniel del Real replied to the thread Recently finished books?.Of course, being written during the pandemics and under the uncertainties of the moment, the walls became both, protection and...
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Daniel del Real replied to the thread Recently finished books?.Murakami H. The City and its Uncertain Walls A very successful return to his roots, a novel which reminds a lot of Hard-Boiled...
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https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/02/books/john-barth-dead.html What a terrible day for literature :cry:
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Daniel del Real replied to the thread Maryse Condé (1934-2024).It's so sad we have to place the adjective "Alternative" before Nobel Prize in 2018. After all, she's a better writer than all the ones...
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This is quite sad to hear. Earlier this year I read I, Tituba: Black Witch of Salem and I thought it was fantastic. By far the best... -
There is the cultural and chronological distance, sure — but also a shocking contemporaneity. It's a kind of millenium-old blog of a...