In Argentina, professors, students and university authorities march against Milei’s cuts
The academic community is protesting this Tuesday to demand that the executive comply with the law on education funding
Junot Díaz, writer: ‘People like to hate migrants, but the hard part is standing up to power’
The 2008 Pulitzer Prize-winner visited a literary festival in Spain, after several years without publishing fiction. He will soon be handing in his new novel, which blends science fiction with poverty
From Mariana Enriquez’s chaos to the perfect workspace: What the disorder of our work desk says about us
Enrique Rey|
Some studies suggest that remote workers spend up to 13 hours a day anchored to this piece of furniture where they have all kinds of habits, manias and superstitions
Mariana Enríquez, writer: ‘A woman’s body has very particular fears’
The Argentine author returns to the disturbing world of ghosts and paranormal phenomena with a new collection of stories
The translator of the new Latino boom is from Kentucky and believes in spirits
Laura Fernández|
Megan McDowell, who has translated Alejandro Zambra, Mariana Enríquez and Samanta Schweblin into English, compares her work to that of a medium
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