Perverting Reality
‘Malincuor’ confirms a fragmentary poetics where memory, imagination, and language pervert reality to make it more true.
Book Reviews
Memory
Book Reviews
‘Malincuor’, or How I Learned Not to Forget While Reading Medo
Medo’s ‘Malincuor’ is a dense and playful book that blends family post-memory with European history in a metaphorical train journey, using humour, irony and kaleidoscopic language to create an active and lively read.
Essays
Ontological Relics
Lisyanet Rodríguez’s work transforms memory and pain into an ontological exploration of humanity, where painting is a form of resistance against forgetting.
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Three Escapes
Three literary works that explore misery, memory, and grief with intense, poetic, and reflective narrative styles.
Book Reviews
What Is the Price of an Ideal?
Legrá’s ‘The Price of an Ideal’ shows how tyranny turns ideals into suffering and silence.
Book Reviews
About ‘Venecia inactual’
A literary mosaic that explores Venice through its layers of time and memory.
Book Reviews
Making Kolkhoz for the Last Time
A book that intertwines family grief, Georgian memory, and historical reflection on war and the decline of civilization.
Book Reviews
‘Orden doméstico’, by Sylvina Bach: Music That Fades Away
An exploration of memory, home, and fleeting time, preserving experiences as a gesture of love.
Inquisitions
The Girls Of Cinema And War
An Interview with Anne Greenberg, author of ‘The Incredible But True Life of Terry Guttmann: A Holocaust Survivor’s Memoir’.
Book Reviews
‘La costurera de Chanel’ or the Sinuous Disintegration
Wendy Guerra’s latest novel marks a departure from the ontological depth and political urgency of her earlier work, embracing a cinematic surface where memory, exile, and identity risk dissolving into aesthetic gesture.