Dreamers Rise

This postcard portrait of a woman who signed only her first name was addressed to one Señora Doña Leonora de Esteban in Castro Urdiales in n...

Everyone, at school, at home, in the street, told him cruel and ugly things about the Devil, and in his catechism book he saw him in Hell, e...

María Paz Otuño, writing of the late Spanish novelist Ana María Matute: Her idea of order was her own; with her writings she was very meti...

At first glance, Ana María Matute's 1960 novel Primera memoria seems much of a piece with the narratives with which she ended her car...

I seem to be reading the late Ana María Matute in reverse chronological order, having started with her last, uncompleted, novel, Demonios ...

No quiero ser un espectro más de esta casa... When she died earlier this year, the Spanish writer Ana María Matute left behind an unfini...

Back in the late 1970s I read this translation by the late Gabriel Berns of what is actually only the first volume (comprising Books One a...