
A 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.
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| Issues | 161 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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What do we really know about the people closest to us?
It’s a deceptively simple question but one that lies at the heart of Unwritten, the debut novel by Dutch-based Spanish author Laura Camacho Frias. A story of family secrets, disappeara...
Borges at the Palace Hotel in Madrid, 1980. Photo by Jordi Socias.
Today marks the birthday of Jorge Luis Borges, born in Buenos Aires in 1899. In Argentina the date is marked as the Día del Lector, the Day of the Reader, in Borges’ honour...
The writers of Muslim Iberia produced poetry, philosophy, love manuals, mystical works and some of the most remarkable prose of the medieval world. By James Hartley.
Al-Andalus - the Arabic name for the parts of the Iberian Peninsula under...
The Alboran Sea - or El Mar de Alborán in Spanish - is the westernmost part of the Mediterranean, lying between the Andalusian coast and the northern shores of Morocco and Algeria, with the Strait of Gibraltar opening westwards to the Atlan...
On this day in 1667, a London bookseller named Samuel Simmons entered a book in the Stationers’ Register under the initials “J. M.” Its title was Paradise Lost, a Poem in Tenne Bookes. The author was John Milton, though his name was initial...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The Madrid Review is an international literary and arts magazine based in Madrid, Spain. We connect the English and Spanish-speaking literary worlds. Paid content every Monday.
Former child & journalist at Catalonia Today mag. Author of "Slow Travels in Unsung Spain" and "The Remade Parent." – UNESCO City of Literature Virtual Writer in Residence, Melbourne (2025).
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