November advances, the air growing colder, and our coat of letters hardens more and more. Reading lists, conversations, many things to recommend.
As every Sunday, we offer you a recap of our week. Everything that happened there in just 10 tweets. A compact 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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Well, we have a new contest. #ConexionesHumana.
— Espido Freire (@EspidoFreire) November 2, 2026
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“We have raised them, and their frustration is shaped by the Europe where they grow up, disoriented by the values, intoxicated by promises and abandoned in contradictions.”
It’s Thursday, there’s Patente de Corso.
https://t.co/PVeT0xuyky— Arturo Pérez-Reverte (@perezreverte) November 5, 2026
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“More famous than Jesus Christ is a necessary, agile, and sharp essay. (…) It overwhelms with the eclectic breadth of its references.”
Very proud of this thorough and serious review of ‘More Famous than Jesus Christ’ on @zendalibros by Antoni Hernández-Fernández.
https://t.co/DmRDD2a66W
— Edu Galán (@edugalan) November 7, 2026
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Thank you, Manuel Llorente and @zendalibros
Andrés Trapiello or the writing of what life brings with it https://t.co/b8ofiDfv1K
— AndrésTrapiello (@TrapielloAndres) November 7, 2026
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Today on @zendalibros we talk about ‘No subir montañas’ @LaCajaBooks
The aim of not differentiating the voices is to build a single one, which will be plural, but it is the result of the intention to express a single message, the one that links memory and life
https://t.co/RKS92d9fqx— Ricardo Martínez Llorca (@rimllorca) November 3, 2026
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My article this morning on @zendalibros
Swann’s Way in the printing press https://t.co/Mlq7hajc8H— Javier Memba (@javiermemba) November 4, 2026
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Knowing that @carlosbardem is releasing a book and seeking María L. Soto’s review on @zendalibros is everything.
https://t.co/WhRCTa3Cir
— Rebeca Argudo (@Rebevolutions) November 3, 2026
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Today on @zendalibros I write about “Gramática locura” (Pre-Textos, 2026). An ineffable pain that alters grammar runs through this new book by the poet Ada Salas.
https://t.co/vOFnMN2rYu
— pat.crespo (@patcrespopoeta) November 4, 2026
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How does a literary vocation begin?
Carlos Pardo chats with @AlvaroColomer about his beginnings, poetry, and his new book, La comedia de la carne (La Bella Varsovia).
On @zendalibros, within the ACEC Online Dialogues. https://t.co/yhwWaxlIfI
— ACEC Escriptors-es (@_ACEC) November 5, 2026
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— Chema de la Vega (@Chema_delaVega) November 6, 2026