We now enter, at last, the final full week of this summer, which has left new furrows on our skin, new memories, and readings that will linger in our memory for a long time.
As every Sunday, we offer you a summary of our week. Everything that this period yielded 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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“The book opens with a brilliant premise: primitive AI should be understood—in metaphor—as a guardian angel at the service of a god, and the evolved AI—not sure if it will exist—will be a fallen angel.” @mgsantamarina @zendalibros @G_Gutenberg https://t.co/7tD0Egm1sy
— Agustín Fernández Mallo (@FdezMallo) September 10, 2026
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“There’s no need to thrill the voter anymore; frighten them will suffice. The electoral program is secondary; what matters is pointing out the monster. If those win, Spain breaks apart. If those win, Franco returns.”
It’s Thursday, and once again there’s a Letter of Marque.https://t.co/fE92cW2qJW— Arturo Pérez-Reverte (@perezreverte) September 10, 2026
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In Nothing Opposes the Night (Anagrama) Delphine de Viga embarks on a descent into the abysses of family history, where she rejects self-pity while embracing a stark honesty. Review of the novel published at@zendalibros: https://t.co/UAR4SVVlyS
— Ana Calvo Revilla (@anacalvorevilla) September 9, 2026
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The day has arrived. “The Hour of the Monsters” is already on the shelves. Very happy and grateful for the release, and immensely proud that the first review of my novel is written by Eugenio Fuentes. @zendalibros @penguinlibros https://t.co/EojWlYxg59
— Miguel Santamarina (@mgsantamarina) September 10, 2026
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In 1974, upon learning that Lotte Eisner was gravely ill, Werner Herzog decided to walk from Munich to Paris in case his pilgrimage would help his friend recover. He lived nine more years. He tells us about it in his memoirs; I tell you about it on @zendalibros👇https://t.co/in9UngZU3s pic.twitter.com/5NUdMLa7eb
— Hilario J. Rodríguez (@HotelInsonmia) September 7, 2026
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A pleasure to share here my review of Páramo Herido, by Chilean author Fabio Neri, published by @ned_ed, via @zendalibros
“A Patagonian Western.”https://t.co/mP6aHqG6uk
— Pedro Plaza Salvati (@PlazaSalvati) September 8, 2026
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🔴 This week, at @zendalibros, I’m thinking of Chesi.
👉🏻 https://t.co/78HAkrkarD pic.twitter.com/YLRwgafWXj
— Miguel Barrero (@MiguelBarrero) September 8, 2026
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These figs that we like so much at @zendalibros Habitante de habitantes The figs https://t.co/3wVC0o5CLg
— Ernesto Pérez Zúñiga (@eperezzuniga) September 11, 2026
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A Letter to Javier Marías https://t.co/IxN7VY3oBW
— Arístides Mínguez (@ArstidesMinguez) September 11, 2026
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Excellent review by Javier Mateo Hidalgo for @zendalibros of one of our novelties. “Nunca volverá a ser ahora. Trilogía de la lluvia,” by Vicente Muñoz Álvarez. A volume with three short-story collections.https://t.co/FzH2eqiC65
We leave the book in the first comment.
— Efe Eme (@revista_efeeme) September 10, 2026