The Way of St. James
Plagiarism, suicide, and posthumous fame trace an intimate map of cultural memory, from Marais to Lira, where life and death intersect with irony and chance.
Loose Pages
Memory
Bouquiphiles
The Old Libraries Are Falling Apart
The disintegration of libraries in Havana as a symptom of other things in the country.
Loose Pages
War is also Silence
A baseball commentator reflects on a poetic and mysterious encounter on a train.
Bouquiphiles
Fragmented Libraries
The personal library as a portable and sentimental homeland, especially for the displaced writer who carries his books and objects like fragments of identity.
Bookspel
Awards, Crimes, and other Forms of Iberian Self-celebration
Spanish literature self-celebrates with irony, awards, and historical echoes.