Para Paula Gracias al libro Noticias de Berlín de Cees Noteboom conocí la historia de Mildred Harnack Fish. Mildred nació en Milwaukee en 1902, estudió literatura en la Universidad de…
Literally Everything spoke to Alberto Ruy Sánchez and his dog Uma about his newly translated work, Poetics of Wonder: Passage to Mogador (trans. Rhonda Dahl Buchanan; White Pine Press, 2014), baroque…
Rafael Barajas, mejor conocido como “El Fisgón”, es uno de los caricaturistas políticos e ilustradores más célebres de México. Su obra aparece publicada en el diario La Jornada. Sus libros más recientes, Narcotráfico…
Translated by Stephen A. Sadow and Jim Kates A wrinkle appeared on my forehead once And I had nothing to say, I only had the thought. Nothing else except that.…
The first chords of Yellow, Coldplay’s hit single, start playing as we meet Mason (Ellar Coltrane)—whose entire childhood is about to be summarized before our eyes—lying on the grass. Such…
Literally Everything sat down with Nan Linke, psychologist, astrologer, and literally a million thigns more, to talk about astrology and whether or not we should listen to it. Find out…
THE 2015 LITERAL BOOK AWARDS Open for entries September 10, 2015 To honor the 10th anniversary of our magazine, we hereby announce the launch of The Literal Book Awards to provide…
El dibujo de William Kentridge (Johannesburgo, 1955) traza un sendero en el que lo social, el compromiso, la historia y la crítica narran el presente. A través de su obra,…
This week on Literally Everything we talked to Christina Pazsitzky, stand up comedian and podcast host for Thats Deep Bro, about her career, artistry, comedy, psychology, and vampires. Yes. Vampires.…
Beaugency, una pequeña ciudad del distrito de Orléans, en el centro de Francia, fue el sitio donde Adolfo Castañón se enteró de los atentados contra la revista Charlie Hebdo. Nos…
