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7 days ago

Othello, or when love is poisoned from within [Eng/Esp] A few weeks ago, while rereading Othello for the umpteenth time with the aim of writing a series of reviews on Shakespeare, I found myself closing the book at the end and feeling that blend of frustr

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🇺🇸 «Informe del Interior» (ES/EN) «Al principio todo estaba vivo. Los objetos más pequeños estaban dotados de corazones palpitantes, y hasta las nubes tenían nombre. Las tijeras caminaban, teléfonos y cafeteras…

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An imperfect Shakespeare comedy I will not forget [Eng/Esp] There is something endearingly human in Shakespeare's "lesser" plays because while Hamlet and Macbeth look down at us from their pedestals of tragic gravity, The Two Gentlemen of Verona approaches

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10 days ago

Hamlet as the ghost that still haunts me [Eng/Esp] I remember the first time I read Hamlet. I was fifteen then, the book was a yellowed edition from the high school library, and I devoured it in a single weekend. I did not understand half of the sol

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4 days ago

Macbeth and scottish ambition through the eyes of a latina woman [Eng/Esp] Thank you for welcoming me back to this community of book lovers as I continue trying to immerse myself in Shakespeare's works. I confess that I approached Macbeth with a certain prejudice, because

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8 days ago

Colmillo Blanco(esp-eng) Colmillo Blanco ha sido uno de los libros más difíciles de leer para mí. El lenguaje es bastante claro e invita a leer una página tras otra, pero e

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14 days ago

Dreaming of Summer with Shakespeare [Eng/Esp] How curious the way art works! A few days ago I was talking about Hamnet, that novel that imagined the life of Shakespeare's dead son, and now I sit down to write about A Midsummer Night's Dream.

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17 days ago

Hamnet and the silent grief of a woman in the shadows [Eng/Esp] I approached this novel as I have many others, drawn first by the image on the screen, and recently by the multi-award-winning film of the same name. In her novel, Maggie O'Farrell takes us by t

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22 days ago

Wanting to be Gabriela || Review [Eng/Esp] I can still see myself in that pre-university classroom, elbows resting on the desk, listening to my classmates talk about a woman named Gabriela as if they had known her their whole lives. I ha

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27 days ago

Eliseo Diego between exact fabulation and the magic of the everyday [Eng/Esp] I am Cuban, and saying this implies carrying an immense archive of nostalgias, rhythms, a light so particular that it seems invented, but it also implies a deep pride for certain names that sustain

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