This Sunday we wake up: the night arrives one hour earlier. This is how we begin paving the path toward another winter: cold colors and many, many books.
As every Sunday, we propose a summary of our week. Everything that happened in just 10 tweets. A condensed selection that we hope will encourage you to read more articles on our website.
The Week at Zenda, in 10 Tweets
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These days we have been in Naples and the island of Procida alongside @perezreverte and a group of journalists to mark the publication of “The Most Dangerous Hypothesis,” his new novel, which is now in bookstores. https://t.co/vzWLnyNwJZ
— Alfaguara (@AlfaguaraES) October 21, 2026
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🔴 This week, on @zendalibros, I talk about one of the books I have enjoyed the most among all I’ve read this year.
👉🏻 https://t.co/vjIYpLO5Dq https://t.co/XqK5nXendG
— Miguel Barrero (@MiguelBarrero) October 20, 2026
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Today on @zendalibros I write about a woman who said she wrote short stories. https://t.co/xeAGFWivBJ
— Patricia G. (En caída libre permanente) (@ZiaGe) October 24, 2026
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“And the light, can you touch it?” 🌙
In The Lovers of the Night (@Seix_Barral), Mieko Kawakami explores loneliness, the fragility of bonds, and the longing to find a place in the world.
📖 My review on @zendalibros: https://t.co/qrSA4e4LlS
#MiekoKawakami #BookReview
— Ana Calvo Revilla (@anacalvorevilla) October 21, 2026
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Marguerite Duras used to say that to write you must be stronger than yourself, stronger than what you write. That is precisely what Sam Shepard does in his latest novel, a colossal exercise in condensation and delicacy. I’m telling you about it on @zendalibros 👇
https://t.co/PptBcGrYdU
— Hilario J. Rodríguez (@HotelInsonmia) October 22, 2026
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A pleasure to share my review of The Sun of the Dying by Jean-Claude Izzo, via @zendalibros:
“While Rico moves south, increasingly weakened by lung disease and alcoholism, his scattered mind climbs back and anchors itself in the past.” https://t.co/jIgHs5DGOA— Pedro Plaza Salvati (@PlazaSalvati) October 23, 2026
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“Carlos del Amor, the protagonist of his own paintings”
https://t.co/wPIJONknuG
— JEOSM #thetrueshoot (@JeosmPhoto) October 23, 2026
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Today I’m writing about @oasis, short-sleeved shirts with a pocket, bald men with bellies, Burt Bacharach, and breakfasts with Guinness. More about the former, honestly. On @zendalibros :
https://t.co/SWYoFFYaEW
— Alfonso Niño (@AlfChloe) October 24, 2026
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A beetle roams the literary cellar of @zendalibros The Beetle of the Cellars https://t.co/9xBQg7mrAq
— Ernesto Pérez Zúñiga (@eperezzuniga) October 23, 2026
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“It is no accident that at the heart of his novel, in this search for reunion with the father, a film occupies a prominent place (…) such as The Searchers. In it is concentrated the pursuit of the uncertain, the healing of past wounds, and the hero’s loneliness” 🤠⚽️💫 https://t.co/wOBcrIJlDH
— Manuel Marsol (@manuel_marsol) October 21, 2026