‘To Walk Alone in the Crowd’ Is Convinced of Its Own Cleverness
Antonio Muñoz Molina’s novel To Walk Alone in the Crowd is a brilliant yet tedious meditation on the role of the artist in the age of overload.
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Spanish Poet Eva Baltasar’s Novel ‘Permafrost’ and the Art of Translation
Eva Baltasar’s Permafrost is an aesthetic novel that underscores the magnificence of a poet successfully translating poetic awareness into prose.
Sergi Pámies’ Short Story Collection ‘The Art of Wearing a Trench Coat’ Evokes Introspection
Spanish writer Sergi Pámies’ story collection, ‘The Art of Wearing a Trench Coat’, draws readers into deep, psychologically dense first-person narratives.
The Paradox We All Must Live with: del Árbol’s ‘A Million Drops’
Víctor del Árbol's A Million Drops is a mystery-thriller in the best tradition of the genre, one which offers an intricately-researched historical tale while also trying to say something appreciably profound about human nature.