Last in the series “Garden Animals”. In this new offering, the friends of Antoñita the butterfly are preparing for the garden’s Festival. Everything is ready for the big night. There will even be dancing with a band!
ON THE FRONTIER, THE ONLY LAW IS IRON They called him Fierro. He lived in a secluded and lonely place on the border, that cursed place where Moors and Christians sowed death at will. His only comfort was the beehives, which he loved so much.
Noah's mother has decided to stop breast-feeding her daughter. In order to explain the decision to her, she uses the allegory of a cloud of well-being.
Filipa Beleza (Braga, 1992). From a very young age, she signed up for ballet classes so she could wear pink, but soon realized that her future passion should require less motor coordination, so she studied Design and Communication at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Porto.
A day seemingly just like any other brings together the last living hours of four poets: Cesare Pavese, Alejandra Pizarnik, Anne Sexton and Gabriel Ferrater. Like a black box, Poem’s End records the subtle moments leading up to their deaths.
A road near the Portuguese border, June 1977. Juan and Rosa, barely teenagers, have an appointment at a clandestine abortion clinic, but an accident will prevent them from reaching their destination.
Writer, journalist and translator. She was born in Buenos Aires on the 27th of September 1963. She has lived in Barcelona since 1973.
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Lily Meyer is a writer, translator, and critic. Her translations include Claudia Ulloa Donoso’s story collections Little Bird and Ice for Martians. Her ...