Autumn settles in, and with November just begun, we step out into the street filled with new ideas, new readings, and conversations to have.
As every Sunday, we offer you a summary of our week. Everything that unfolded in just 10 tweets. A condensed selection that we hope will encourage you to read more articles on our site.
The Week at Zenda, in 10 Tweets
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«Words, like metals, need work, fire, and patience to keep their shine. Even three centuries later, we still argue about who has the right to light the fire.» 😀
✍🏼 @mjsolanofranco on @zendalibros 😍
@RAEinforma @AlmuzaraLibros
https://t.co/oageLQbiuZ
— Sergio Barcos (@Sergbar) October 29, 2026
2
“We carry in our pocket a device that holds maps, testimonies of travelers, recommendations, and the experiences of those who walked the world before us, and we use it to discover where Bad Bunny eats French fries.”
Patente de Corso.
https://t.co/tW8dsjOhmb— Arturo Pérez-Reverte (@perezreverte) October 30, 2026
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In a time dominated by the rush of communication and the shrillness of public debate, the word suffers a quiet erosion. This is the thesis of Anna Lisa Tota in Ecología de las palabras: El placer de la conversación (@herderbarcelona). Review at @zendalibros: https://t.co/XCNHJm6rkm
— Ana Calvo Revilla (@anacalvorevilla) October 30, 2026
4
A delightful tour through “El hombre de Esparta” (@edhasaeditorial), “Tras las huellas de Heródoto”, “Viaje a la Grecia clásica” and “Acrópolis” (@AlmuzaraLibros)
This is the link: https://t.co/UIBZTdfspM https://t.co/qjumA8wRxp
— Antonio Penadés (@AntonioPenades) October 31, 2026
5
A pleasure to interview Miguel Aute for @zendalibros 📷
@viglesiasphoto Miguel Aute: «Humans are very easily manipulated» https://t.co/3laY5UCrBc— Srta. Jiménez (@Raquel_Jimenez) October 30, 2026
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Very interesting and better written is the essay by T. G. Ash on Europe.
My review at
@zendalibros https://t.co/qgjPBylaHi— Gutmaro G Bravo (@gunde_bravo) October 29, 2026
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Love! Love! Even in the last breath
and in the grave I will be alert, bewitched, troubled,
I will go to your meeting, my beloved! I will not abandon you
not in the tomb beneath the snow, nor in the one in the sky.#MarinaTsvetaeva: ‘#EsLigeraMiMarcha’ https://t.co/RlD9Icagef #Poems @zendalibros https://t.co/neO0M67Y7X
— Aída Beatriz Sánchez (@AidaBSanchez) October 26, 2026
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“The Perfect Days” hides the biased proposal or the sanity that comes with knowing we can glimpse the Gordian knot of a relationship amid salvific phrases. “Jacobo Bergareche: until boredom (or Faulkner) parts them.” @zendalibros https://t.co/Gutvohcrx0
— Karl Krispin (@kkrispin) October 30, 2026
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🔴 This week, at @zendalibros, I run into Daniel Mordzinski at Recoletos.
👉🏻 https://t.co/dT2sPhqBEt https://t.co/29f46nw6Xj
— Miguel Barrero (@MiguelBarrero) October 27, 2026
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“A book with elements typical of the purest detective novel, with its dead, its killers, its accomplices, its defenders and its guilty parties.” Thanks dear @JbsJos for your review of ‘Misses y medusas’ in @zendalibros @TundraEdiciones 🙂 https://t.co/t64pjYEgzG
— Miguel Ángel Ruiz (@maruizparra) October 26, 2026