The American writer and journalist Ambrose Bierce (1842–1914) is the author of the Devil’s Dictionary. From this text, very ironic, with raw humor against everything and against all, and that sometimes borders on both the […]
When the need to live together prevailed, for my other half and for me it was a delightous challenge. My father, who at the time had a ruinous property in the capital (officially decreed as […]
Rain. It necessarily rains several days ago in Pinar del Río, and there is not enough left for us to return frogs, as a long-lived neighbor jokes. Rain often has that insinuating and hypnotic power […]
“Well-born men can enjoy of sweet and comforting: family and home.” Maxim Gomez When Gomez met Manana, 1 was thirty-two and she was seventeen. His biographer Ramón Infiesta describes him: “… he is dry and […]
… to exist and progress as a family, that is, the right of every man, especially even though he is poor, to start a family and have resources appropriate to maintain it. John Paul II […]
Contest of genres that are blurred by addressing, in its diversity, a close and broad theme, family and freedom to count, has been this year’s in the space that calls for Word New. First, the […]
1 It’s night and I’m not twenty-three, but eight. I’m scared. The house looks like an old ship, about to sink into this cold, solid downpoo. I’m getting out of my bed. The floor freezes […]
Homer’s apprentice is also presented to us as a travel book. […]
“I confess that I will never be more happy to write a book, and that my only contrition – since I don’t give a damn about the history of literature – is the work that […]
Together with Friedrich Durrenmatt and Max Frisch, Kurt Marti (try “Márti”) is one of the great Swiss writers of the second half of the twentieth century. Born in Bern on January 31, 1921, his literary […]
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