It was a while since I’d last opened Julia’s wardrobe.As a girl I wondered what she could possibly […]
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Every man is the ruin of a man, I might have thought. This man who appeared before my […]
It all happened in 1993, Year Zero in Cuba. The year of interminable power cuts, when bicycles filled […]
Private Showing I sit in the last row. From here, the empty seats fan out like lines of tombstones.The […]
Teresa walked out one Tuesday around midday. I can’t remember exactly which month, but it must have been […]
Guadalupe Nettel’s Bezoar is a collection of unsettling and intense short stories, focusing on small, private moments which […]
When I was little, my mother told me the same anecdote several times. It was from when she’d […]
When is a book a book of short stories and when is it a collection? The difference might […]
For the eighteenth episode of The Quarantine Hotline Fernando Sdrigotti talks to Carolina Orloff, editor of Edinburgh-based Charco […]
The Great Organ of Himmelheim The construction of the largest organ in the world – indeed the biggest […]
