Laura Fernández

Since she was five years old, the creator of Yoda and the Dark Crystal universe has made otherworldly figures. She believes they will return to screens because technology leaves little room for the imagination

‘Parallel Lives: Five Victorian Marriages’ is one of many books that asks what place the couple should occupy in the 21st century

The author of the vampire series that inspired the cult TV show ‘True Blood’ explains how she wrote the novels to process the trauma of a sexual assault that nearly left her dead

The researcher in educational theory has written a book on our voice “as a philosophical category.” She says that our voice is nothing but that of our unconscious

In his new book, the writer and activist warns of the imposition of a default reality controlled by ‘the usual elites’

The worldwide popularity of this prolific writer, known to some as the ‘21st century Tolkien,’ shows no sign of slowing down — and neither does he

A new biography of the British satirist explores the controversial and complex figure of the creator of ‘Wilt’ on the 10th anniversary of his death on the Costa Brava

The diarist’s father, Otto, was the first censor of her work and a graphic novel that alludes to her explicit anatomical descriptions has been banned in some Florida high schools

The franchise ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s,’ a low-budget survival horror title, has become a surprising favorite of the youngest players, even spawning a series of books and, later this year, a movie

The anthropologist Roger Bartra examines the metamorphoses of the myth of the wild lycanthrope, a 4,000-year-old legend born to ‘identify the civilized’

Maria Alyokhina, famous for her punk band’s human rights activism, told EL PAÍS from somewhere in Iceland that the Russian president is a ‘sick maniac’ who has been abetted for too long by the West