The colors of the landscape are starting to shift, and one or two leaves already tremble at the edges of the trees. The end of September arrives at Zenda, brimming with books.
As every Sunday, we offer a summary of our week. Everything it yielded 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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Portraits of Jose Coronado for @zendalibros in an interview by @mjsolanofranco
Here you can read it: https://t.co/pfKnRAVtDx pic.twitter.com/aYVP0S2OxG— JEOSM #thetrueshoot (@JeosmPhoto) September 23, 2026
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“We learned the best of being human: to stay silent when you don’t know and to speak up without fear when you think you know.”
It’s Thursday, there’s Patente de Corso.https://t.co/v8jRQ1wvqL— Arturo Pérez-Reverte (@perezreverte) September 24, 2026
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The grapes welcome autumn at @zendalibros https://t.co/fsGEs21j8o
— Ernesto Pérez Zúñiga (@eperezzuniga) September 25, 2026
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«Adaptations hadn’t diminished the stories: they had made them fit into a single morning.» 😀
✍🏼 Beautiful words from @BlasValent at @zendalibros
https://t.co/kbvcpGIIrz— Sergio Barcos (@Sergbar) September 24, 2026
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I would have awarded Ingmar Bergman the Nobel Prize in Literature with my eyes closed, not only for novels like PRIVATE CONFESSIONS (in @f__pimentel) but also for the scripts of all his films. I tell you about it at @zendalibros 👇https://t.co/npj75WOvvb pic.twitter.com/KlrwozoETl
— Hilario J. Rodríguez (@HotelInsonmia) September 24, 2026
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🔴 This week, at @zendalibros, I recount that time they kidnapped us at San Cosme and San Damián.
👉🏻 https://t.co/cKkoRpAMM4 pic.twitter.com/cfRes9uyjz
— Miguel Barrero (@MiguelBarrero) September 22, 2026
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A pleasure to share my review of “Años luz” by Jacobo García, winner of the seventh Anagrama/Foundation Feltrinelli Chronicle Prize, @AnagramaEditor, via @zendalibros
“The distance of pain: The pulse of Latin America” https://t.co/U94uT6qbY0
— Pedro Plaza Salvati (@PlazaSalvati) September 22, 2026
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Rosa Montero: “I want to die very alive, and for me living is writing.”
I interview my dear and admired @BrunaHusky at @zendalibros for the publication of her wonderful novel “Un día en la vida de Clarita.” @AlfaguaraES Photos: @JeosmPhoto https://t.co/zeJKxIxLAd
— Miguel Santamarina (@mgsantamarina) September 22, 2026
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Do you like smiling when you read, or are you one of those who never smiles? Our new story in the Zenda magazine might help you figure it out. “The Hour of Jokes,” by the imaginative Natalia Cantero.https://t.co/30DJrKP5Se pic.twitter.com/61QMcCvkSW
— Escuela de Imaginadores (@_imaginadores) September 21, 2026
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What a joy to see today, on what would have been the great Luis Cernuda’s 124th birthday, this report by Miguel Fabia for @zendalibros in which I had the pleasure of participating.
“Writing homosexually”: Cernuda among today’s Sevillian poets https://t.co/JE0V7DMoub
— Juan F. Rivero (@JuanFRivero_) September 21, 2026