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Sarmiento fue periodista, quizás, antes que cualquier otra cosa. Con materiales y documentos inéditos, se reconstruye el peculiar e intenso itinerario de una faceta poco investigada de este personaje ineludible de la historia argentina.

Joan Manuel Serrat era, en 1969, alguien casi desaliñado. Alguien que cantaba la frase "tu nombre me sabe a hierba" como si se la estuviera diciendo en secreto a quien lo escuchaba. Era un músico, un cantante de quien se decía que era un poeta, que frecuentaba los programas interminables de los sábados, en la televisión argentina, con apenas una guitarra en la mano y un puñado de canciones que recorrían el mundo de Jacques Brel aprendido desde el franquismo. Y que pintaban el retrato más ácido –y también el más tierno– de esos personajes de pueblos blancos, que espiaban tras...

Texts dedicated to Roberto Bolaño, the Chilean writer who many consider the first classic writer of the 21st century, are brought together in this homage to his life's work. Compiled by Jorge Herralde, who was not only his editor but his close friend, this work provides an intimate look at both Bolaños's work and his personality. Jorge Herralde, el editor de Anagrama, ha reunido un conjunto de textos dedicados a Roberto Bolaño, con quien tuvo una estrecha vinculación, a modo de homenaje y también como información privilegiada de peripecias editoriales que acompañaron la carrera del...

It's a pretty long story, Primo Levi tells a classroom of children, so I'll try to make it simple. This hauntingly illustrated comic tells the story of the Italian Jewish chemist who survived the camps at Auschwitz against all odds. Matteo Mastragostino draws on historical research, interviews, and Levi's own landmark books to piece together a fictionalized yet profoundly intimate portrait of a courageous figure. In the scene that emerges, Levi visits a group of schoolchildren to retell his life story and keep the memory of the Holocaust alive, answering innocent questions with hard truths....

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