The first time I read Homage to Catalonia was in 2004. I remember because at the time, I was just a couple of months away from moving to
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The first time I read Homage to Catalonia was in 2004. I remember because at the time, I was just a couple of months away from moving to
The book-a-week challenge continues! Here are four books I’ve read recently, and a few thoughts about each. I enjoy reading books of basically any kind. As long as
Big changes around here, y’all. I’m back from Ireland… Where I had a hell of a time, eating mashed potatoes with gravy and getting teary-eyed about the monuments
Well hey! I haven’t been around much lately. You know. Mr Chorizo’s been doing stuff, and so has Mr Daniel. And anyway, how am I going to top my
It’s a debate that’s lighting up online forums all over Iberia. No, it’s not the referendum for Catalonian independence (although I guess that’s important, too). And no, it’s not
I suppose every young writer has the same dream. I know I did, when I was younger, scribbling sonnets at 2 AM in my miserable suburban wasteland and
Looking for the best books about Spain? Here are some of my favorites… This was inspired an article that caught my interest today. It was a list of
Living abroad, I come into contact with people from basically everywhere in the world. “Foreigners.” People from Inner Mongolia, Uzbekistan, or the edge of Siberia, people from villages
Time for a book review. Let’s talk about Bird by Bird, one of those famous books about writing that “everyone” needs to read. Anne Lamott’s book Bird by Bird
In case you haven’t heard, publishing as we know it is over. Welcome to the era of self-publishing, where anything goes. Do you have a good idea? Then