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<div class="text-justify"> Reviewing Antonio Márquez Salas' anthology I find that one of his stories is entitled **Adolescence**, I remember that Guillermo Meneses also wrote a st…

<div class="text-justify"> Among the most recognized authors of children's stories, one woman stands out, Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, who wrote the most popular version of …

<div class="text-justify"> The ability to suggest, through a prose rich in rhetorical figures, is a characteristic of Antonio Marquez Salas' work. This Venezuelan author, whose wo…

<div class="text-justify"> Charles Perrault gave us a story that has been part of the collective memory for many years, even the character of this tale has become very popular in …

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<div class="text-justify"> Reading a selection of authors who won the narrative prize of the newspaper El Nacional, I noticed that one of them, Antonio Marquez Salas won three tim…

<div class="text-justify"> The city of Cumaná, Sucre state, has a variety of places to visit. The Santa Inés and Cathedral churches stand out, as well as the historic center of ou…

<div class="text-justify"> Hans Christian Andersen takes us in **The Match Girl** through a cruder and more realistic scenario, which moves away from the typical universe oriented…

<div class="text-justify"> A couple of days ago I examined the story **Red Riding Hood** by the Brothers Grimm, an edition I acquired at the Book Fair, whose binding is thick cove…

<div class="text-justify"> Another Chinese novel brings me back to the community, it is **State Order** by Wang Shiyue. Unlike other Chinese narrative proposals that focus on the…

<div class="text-justify"> Today I am going to share my impressions about the book of short stories **Alone, in open field** by the Venezuelan author Antonio Márquez Salas, consid…

<div class="text-justify"> **The Mirror of My Comrade** by Xiao Hang is a novel that immerses us in very interesting plots since one of them is based on the scientific universe th…

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<div class="text-justify"> Ever since I began my studies in Literature, I have been attracted to investigate the different cultures represented in works of fiction. Once I heard t…

<div class="text-justify"> Today I bring you my impressions of **Bola de sebo and 22 complete stories** by the renowned French writer Guy de Maupassant, one of the best storytelle…

<div class="text-justify"> While browsing through a bookstore, I came across the title **Everything Has Its End** from 2006 and immediately Héctor Lavoe's theme song came to mind…

<div class="text-justify"> **Three steps for a fish** by Cuban writer Anna Lidia Vega Serova takes us through everyday paths, where the discourse, sometimes unfolded, presents us…

<div class="text-justify"> The stories in Raul Cazal's **Everything has its end** threw me off, because it mixes realism with avant-gardism, projecting surrealistic scenes, a kin…

<div class="text-justify"> Today I will share a narrative belonging to a very particular literary genre, the micro-story. When I had the opportunity to read Augusto Monterroso, my…

<div class="text-justify"> In the city of Cumaná, Sucre State, there is a river whose name in colonial times was Cumaná River, hence the origin of the city. The mentioned river c…