The Madrid Review’s Substack
The Madrid ReviewA substack for Madrid-based litmag The Madrid Review. We publish first time and already-published authors in English and Spanish as well as interviews with well-known literary figures. We also love all things booky and arty and anything to do with Madrid.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 127 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Breakdown and Refusal: Hermann Hesse at 149
Hermann Hesse was born on the 2nd of July 1877 in the small Black Forest town of Calw, in what was then the Kingdom of Württemberg, in an older world. His father was a Pietist missionary and his maternal grandfather had spent decades in Ind...
The Poetry of Van Morrison
A shot from last year’s concert in Madrid
Van Morrison, the great Northern Irish troubadour, is back in Madrid for two sold out shows at the Noches del Botánico tonight and tomorrow. I will be there for what will be roughly my thirtieth Mo...
Ocumo: A Latin American Novel — A Review
Ocumo opens not with its heroine but with a corner bodega — a beggar, a peddler, and a shopkeeper called El Bodeguero, putting the world to rights while a boy eavesdrops from the doorway. It’s a humble scene and Páez uses it to set out his...
"The Main Character Is Society": Mel Páez on Ocumo, Power, Politics and the Contradictions of Latin America
Mel Páez, the author of ‘Ocumo’.
Few regions inspire as many myths, projections and simplifications as Latin America. For outsiders, it often appears through the lens of headlines: political crises, charismatic leaders, corruption scandals...
The American in Borges's Library
Ambrose Bierce, born today in 1842, and the trick of time he left for Borges and Cortázar to find. By James Hartley
In the English speaking world Ambrose Bierce is known mainly for a good ghost story and an excellent dictionary - and for h...
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The Madrid Review is an international literary and arts magazine based in Madrid, Spain. We connect the English and Spanish-speaking literary worlds. Focussed on serious readers and new voices.
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