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3 days ago | 
worldliteraturetoday.org | Leila Guerriero |Fernanda Melchor |Guadalupe Nettel
Nettel delivered the following keynote talk, “Escribir con luz,” in Spanish, alternating with the English read by her translator, Rosalind Harvey. “Iwas born with a white beauty mark, or what others call a birthmark, covering the cornea of my right eye. That spot would have been nothing had it not stretched across my iris and over the pupil through which light must pass to reach the back of the brain.
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Feb 21, 2025 | 
publishersweekly.com | Ocean Vuong |Andy Anderegg |Sulaiman Addonia |Guadalupe Nettel
Ocean Vuong. Penguin Press, $30 (416p) ISBN 978-0-593-83187-8Poet Vuong follows up his acclaimed first novel, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, with a searching and beautiful story of a troubled young man. “The hardest thing in the world is to live only once,” 19-year-old Hai narrates in the opening line, but there’s a dark edge to the sentiment. The reader first meets Hai on a bridge in East Gladness, Conn., where he’s about to jump to his death.
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Jun 3, 2024 | 
repubblica.it | Guadalupe Nettel
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May 6, 2024 | 
electricliterature.com | Guadalupe Nettel |Rosalind Harvey |Idra Novey |Claire Bennett
Reading Lists Amy Key recommends books from across the world about solitude and its pleasures, desires and conflicts I thought it would be easy to compile a list of books where women live alone. And it was, but what is considerably less easy it to think about books where women live alone and don’t fall into, or emerge from, a completely deranged state. I asked friends, and one replied, “the first thing that came to mind was Marian Engel’s Bear, then I remembered she has sex with a bear.” We...
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May 6, 2024 | 
electricliterature.com | Amy Key |Guadalupe Nettel |Rosalind Harvey |Idra Novey |Claire Bennett
Reading Lists Amy Key recommends books from across the world about solitude and its pleasures, desires and conflicts I thought it would be easy to compile a list of books where women live alone. And it was, but what is considerably less easy it to think about books where women live alone and don’t fall into, or emerge from, a completely deranged state. I asked friends, and one replied, “the first thing that came to mind was Marian Engel’s Bear, then I remembered she has sex with a bear.” We...
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
penguinlibros.com | Alana Portero |Guadalupe Nettel
Música El 8 de abril de 1994, Kurt Cobain, líder de Nirvana, fue encontrado muerto en su casa de Seattle. Los forenses determinaron que había fallecido tres días antes, el 5 de abril. El informe del incidente indicó que el cuerpo fue hallado con una escopeta sobre el pecho, había sufrido una herida de bala visible en la cabeza y que se había descubierto una nota de suicidio cerca.
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Feb 4, 2024 | 
revistadelauniversidad.mx | Guadalupe Nettel
En teoría, todos los ciudadanos de un país somos iguales ante la ley y contamos con los mismos derechos, pero basta con recorrer los barrios de la ciudad de México para comprender que en la práctica las cosas son diferentes. Mientras que muchas familias viven al día sin acceso a la educación y a la salud más elementales, otras acumulan fortunas superiores a los mil millones de dólares. México constituye la doceava economía del mundo y también una de las sociedades más desiguales del continente.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
chicklit.nl | Guadalupe Nettel
Het enige kind van de Mexicaanse auteur Guadalupe Nettel is het verhaal van de twee vriendinnen Laura en Alina. Geen van hen wil kinderen, maar als Alina van gedachten veranderd, wordt hun vriendschap op de proef gesteld. En als Laura betrokken raakt bij haar buurjongetje, gaat ook zij hierover anders denken. Vanaf het begin is het woordgebruik in Het enige kind heel erg mooi. De schrijfstijl is vloeiend en je wordt het verhaal ingezogen.
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Oct 27, 2023 | 
dialnet.unirioja.es | Michela Murgia |Guadalupe Nettel |Diego Barboni
IdiomacatalàDeutschEnglishespañoleuskarafrançaisgalegoitalianoportuguêsromână
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Aug 19, 2023 | 
bookreporter.com | Guadalupe Nettel |Rosalind Harvey
Near the beginning of Guadalupe Nettel’s STILL BORN, Laura writes that she and her twenty-something friends could be divided into two camps: those who imagined one day having children and those who, like Laura and her friend Alina, “were prepared to accept the disgrace heaped on them by society and family as long as they could preserve their autonomy.” But as Laura and Alina enter their mid-30s, their paths begin to diverge.
