Philippe Jaenada: A Goncourt Prize Drawn from a Police File
Philippe Jaenada won the Prix Goncourt on November 3, 2026, for L’Inconnue du quai de Javel, published by Flammarion. The...
Literatura
Anne Carson: The Classicist Who Learned Greek at Lunchtime and Won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature
She learned ancient Greek in secondary school, during breaks, because a Latin teacher offered to teach her over lunch. She...
Tamara Tenenbaum, an Argentine voice between literature, philosophy and cultural debate
Tamara Tenenbaum has built a distinctive path within contemporary Argentine culture. A writer, philosopher, journalist and teacher, she has developed...
Helen DeWitt and the architecture of narrative knowledge
The trajectory of Helen DeWitt is organized around an uncommon premise: literature as a system of thought. Her work does...
Agatha Christie: engineering of literary mystery
The trajectory of Agatha Christie is structured around a precise narrative logic focused on constructing sustainable enigmas. Her work not...
Samanta Schweblin: narrative precision and global projection
Samanta Schweblin develops a body of work centered on narrative intensity and economy of language. Her writing relies on concise...
Ana Arzoumanian: writing, law, and memory
Ana Arzoumanian articulates a singular trajectory that crosses literature, law, and historical memory. A writer, poet, essayist, and translator trained...
