Spanish literary great Javier Marías dies at 70
The novelist, translator and columnist, who won numerous international literary awards, passed away on Sunday in Madrid
Sergio Ramírez dedicates Cervantes Prize to “murdered Nicaraguans”
The author of ‘Divine Punishment’ underscores literature’s responsibility in denouncing injustice
“Literature is not incompatible with anything, not even politics or war”
Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramírez talks about his craft and his role in Sandinismo as he prepares to receive the Cervantes Prize
Antonio Muñoz Molina: “Our legacy will be a pile of garbage”
The award-winning Spanish novelist talks to EL PAÍS about the pitfalls of modernity
Vargas Llosa breaks his silence over friendship with García Márquez
Nobel laureate discusses ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ at Spanish open university course in Madrid
Cervantes prizewinner laments state of Spain during ceremony
Juan Goytisolo made unusually short speech after King Felipe VI gave him his award The Spanish writer spoke passionately about social justice and even cited Podemos
Juan Goytisolo: “When they give me a prize I’m always suspicious of myself”
Marrakech-based author of ‘Marks of Identity’ named 2014 Cervantes Prize winner
Existential poet Félix Grande dies aged 76
The writer provided an essential voice for Spain in a career spanning more than 50 years
Four centuries on from his death, time to meet the real El Greco
A very different picture is emerging of Domenikos Theotokopoulos Rather than being a religious mystic, the Cretan was a proud and worldly artist
José Luis Sampedro, the voice of a new generation
Writer and economist who inspired Spanish protest movement dies at 96
"Love is an invention of poets and priests"
Seville-born musician Sr Chinarro discusses romance and the future of recorded music
“Words belong to everybody — murderers and victims”
Argentinean writer and Cervantes Prize-winning poet Juan Gelman is back at the age of 82 with an anthology and a whole new book of verse