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An academic has unearthed seven stories and five poems that he attributes to Louisa May Alcott
New research claims that the author of ‘Little Women’ published several works under the pseudonym E. H. Gould
Trapped in the clichés of Spain
The crisis in Catalonia has demonstrated that the Iberian stereotypes persist in foreign media outlets
Virginia Barber, a Spaniard in New York’s grimmest prison
The 39-year-old forensic psychologist from Lanzarote is about to become the mental health director at what is considered one of the worst jails in the US
Buenos Aires and Borges’ fervor
An illustrated volume of the Argentinean author’s first book comes to light
A Lorca spring in the Big Apple
The city is celebrating his stay and his influence with around 20 activities and two exhibitions
Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez takes the US stage
Dissident receives Cabot prize she was unable to accept four years ago
Jazzing up the Galician pipes
NY-based Cristina Pato has just released her first album with a US jazz label