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Funes the Dopey

Kant was never in his life in the vicinity of a mountain. It appears probable that he never...
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José Kozer interviewed

José Kozer (Havana, 1940) is the protagonist of one of the most original literary adventures of our...
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Albert Camus on the “Media Show”

Albert Camus' articles in Combat, newspaper of the French Resistance against Nazism, between 1943 and 1949, were...
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José Kozer: an Acrobat without a Net Standing between...

Letters from Hallandale, a collection of texts by José Kozer (b. Havana, 1940) about his favorite authors,...
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Portrait of Virgil in Hell

Hablemos pues con los vivos hasta que podamos. Virgilio Piñera, “Alocución contra los necrófilos” ONE. Not a tall man, but...
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