Juan Herranz 
The particular creative genius of Paul Auster, capable of slipping into all his literary proposals, extends in a singular way throughout his work. This is so much the case that it is not easy to determine which podium of works to be recommended by this writer, winner among others, with the Prince Prize ...
There is a friendly science fiction, a fantasy easily assumed for every reader. Michael Crichton was the author charged with making that happen. Any of the novels by this best-selling genius offered you a remote escape, but at the same time it presented you with recognizable environments, situations easily assimilated to ...
If you mix in a composition with dark influences aspects of psychological thriller, mystery, criminal genre, classic horror, all seasoned on occasions with a few drops of fantastic, you find JD Barker as a good synthesis. Considering in addition a capacity very his to confer to his characters of…
Between Daniel Silva and David Baldacci they share a large part of the pie of the international thriller genre, that kind of inheritance from the great writers of spy novels such as Tom Clancy, Ian Fleming, Robert Ludlum, or the great Le Carré. Regardless of the particularities of style, rhythm or…
At times I find it cloying. And yet Ben Aflleck is a career that makes him a reference actor for films that rarely can aspire to the Oscar but that achieve good box offices. One of the clearest exponents of the most commercial cinema. Someone to turn to…
Dai Sijie's work is a kind of informative mission of humanism made into literature. Because Dai Sijie's stories exude that transcendence of works with a final moral, like proverbs extended in each scene of his plots. A desire for teaching, assuming the subjective nature of the novel, from…
Back in 2004 they interviewed me at Heraldo de Aragón for the release of one of my novels. I was so excited about the promise of a full page back cover. So I arrived and met a young Sergio del Molino, with his tape recorder, his pen and ...
In short distances, Stephen King captivates like no other author. Because that is where his narrative made into his impressionism wins us over with the detail that no one can ever draw like he can. In his stories, Stephen King A few brushstrokes are enough to make us feel (in a kind of literary somatization)…
If Aldous Huxley or George Orwell had given the witness to an author to continue his literary work, that would be Kurt Vonnegut. Because in the three authors an awareness-raising intention or perhaps just an ominous will is detected, in light of the future of civilization ...
It's been a long time since that amazing film (even more surprising for narrow and reactionary minds) from Brokeback Mountain. We'll talk about her later. The point is that beyond having grown up in the world of cinema, thanks to his director father and screenwriter mother, roles like Brokeback...
The best thing about the new great writers like David Foenkinos, who burst into force without being carried away by trends and throwing themselves into the open grave towards the avant-garde, is that they are finally unclassifiable. Critics and the industry in general seek accommodation for that new voice of which many readers ...
The literature coming out of Aragon, and especially from the handwriting of Aragonese writers, stands out for its bomb-proof quality. Authors like Irene Vallejo or Sara Barquinero herself, each in their own way, both dazzling with a creative imprint for the highest quality literature. Reach a…