In this episode, Celia Marín interviews Santiago Díaz. Crime fiction takes center stage in his latest book El amo. Starring the endearing Jotadé, this fast-paced story promises to leave no one indifferent.
María Díaz of the UPV Central Library pays tribute to El Salvador following her stay at the Spanish Cultural Center in El Salvador through the Meridies program. There, she had the opportunity to learn about the country’s cultural and literary landscape from librarians, teachers, and professionals committed to promoting reading. She now takes us on a journey through some of the leading voices in Salvadoran literature, whose works are available at the UPV Library.
- El turno del ofendido by Roque Dalton
- Taberna y otros lugares by Roque Dalton
- Pobrecito poeta que era yo by Roque Dalton
- Las bañistas by Roxana Méndez
- El cielo en la ventana by Roxana Méndez
- La ciudad by Jorge Galán
- El estanque colmado by Jorge Galán
- Llegaron de noche, a film directed by Imanol Uribe and based on the novel Noviembre by Jorge Galán
- Un día en la vida by Manlio Argueta
- Solito by Javier Zamora