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- Literature
- Memphis
Manuel Rivas on Tour in Memphis
Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.
Mar 17, 2017
- Literature
- Los Angeles
Manuel Rivas on Tour in Los Angeles
Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.
Mar 15, 2017
- Literature
- Chicago
Manuel Rivas on Tour in Chicago
Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.
Mar 13, 2017
- Literature
- Washington, D.C.
150 Years of Rubén Darío
Professors Gwen Kirkpatrick and Alba Aragón, together with Nicaraguan poet Milagros Terán, discuss the legacy of one of the most influential Spanish-language poets of our time.
Mar 1, 2017
- Literature
- New York
Marina Perezagua: Don Quixote from Manhattan
The Spanish novelist presents her latest novel at Instituto Cervantes New York as a part of the IV Centenary of the death of Cervantes.
Feb 13, 2017
- Literature
- Miami
En cuerpo y alma: Ser mujer en tiempos de Franco
Author Aurora Morcillo Gómez presents her latest book where she discusses the symbolic relationship between the dictatorial rule of Franco and the female body as an allegory of the nation.
Jan 13, 2017
- Literature
- Washington, D.C.
400 Years and Alive: Inca Garcilaso de la Vega in Contemporary Perspective
A conversation between Professors Jose Antonio Mazzotti and Sara Castro-Klaren about the work and legacy of Garcilaso’s thought.
Dec 7, 2016
- Literature
- New York
Martí Sales and Cristian Crusat at New Literature From Europe Festival
Spanish authors Martí Sales and Cristian Crusat take part in the readings and discussions among leading and emerging literary voices from Europe, and some of America’s foremost writers and critics.
Dec 7 – Dec 10, 2016
- Literature
- Washington, D.C.
The Man Who Invented Fiction
Professor William Egginton will present and sign his book “The Man Who Invented Fiction: How Cervantes Ushered in the Modern World” at the Library of Congress.
Dec 2, 2016
- Literature
- New York
Victoria Kent and Louise Crane: A Shared Exile
Writers Elvira Lindo and Carmen de la Guardia talk about the achievements of Kent and Crane in New York, two of the most interesting women of their generation.
Nov 29, 2016
- Literature
- New York
PoetNY Open Mic featuring Marcos de la Fuente
The Spanish poet reads Cortázar, Miller, Salinger and Nietzsche at PoetNY Open Mic.
Nov 21, 2016
- Literature
- Miami
Miami Book Fair 2016
The nation’s finest and largest literary gathering will celebrate its 33rd edition with several authors from Spain.
Nov 13 – Nov 20, 2016
- Literature
- New York
Javier Marías reads from "Thus Bad Begins"
The novel is published three years after his last one, “Enamoramientos,” which received critical and public acclaim.
Nov 9 – Nov 11, 2016
- Literature
- New York
A conversation with acclaimed translator Edith Grossman
Translator and critic Edith Grossman and Consul of Spain for Cultural Affairs Juan José Herrera de la Muela will discuss translation and literature.
Nov 7, 2016
- Literature
- Houston
Golden Ages: The Theatre of England and Spain in the Age of Shakespeare and Cervantes
The 19th Annual Theatre Forum presents performances, recitals, lectures, research projects and lecture-demonstrations to compare the Spanish theatre of Miguel de Cervantes and the English theatre of William Shakespeare.
Nov 4 – Nov 6, 2016
- Literature
- New York
The others: Anthology of artificial women by Teresa Lopez-Pellisa
The book will be presented by the author in conversation with Naief Yehya, Mar Gómez Glez, Claudia Salazar, Yoss and Marcelo Cohen.
Oct 28, 2016