Masticadores has crossed the figure of 184,000 visits from January to September and with this we will meet the appointment of 250,000 annual visits, we have gained 100 thousand visits in one year. We can say that spending a number of visits with only two long years is still fantastic news. There are 15 blogs,… Leer más Thanks!
by mikesteeden As was her want, she patted the host of toothy-grinning, expectant young fillies on the bonce. Ruffling their flowing locks, she smiled, for the time had come for a little divine magic. From just one cotton candy stick and two lollipops, a supernatural phenomenon, as she handed out to each and every one… Leer más ‘ANYTHING YOU CAN DO I CAN DO BETTER’
Hi all: I bring you a review with an addendum because… Well, you will see why. The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune A NEW YORK TIMES, USA TODAY, and WASHINGTON POST BESTSELLER!A 2021 Alex Award winner!The 2021 RUSA Reading List: Fantasy Winner!An Indie Next Pick!One of Publishers Weekly’s “Most Anticipated Books of Spring 2020”One of Book Riot’s “20 Must-Read… Leer más #TuesdayBookBlog THE HOUSE IN THE CERULEAN SEA by TJ Klune by Olga Nuñez
By Clarice Lispector August 12, 2022 by The Paris Review First Person In 1967, the Jornal do Brasil asked Clarice Lispector to write a Saturday newspaper column on any topic she wished. For nearly seven years she wrote weekly, covering a wide range of topics—humans and animals, bad dinner parties, the daily activities of her… Leer más Memory of a Difficult Summer
Flying Kites She has a kite – a simple, red kite that she flies on the weekends. She’s a grown woman, but, like a little girl, she still flies her kite. She’s not the most skilled kite flier. Her kite never soars very deep into the sky. Plus, her kite is very basic, which probably… Leer más Flying Kites by Mrobins
Lord, your shining light, directs my heart day and night. Clear the storms that clouds my path, guide me to follow and love your path. Ch: O’Lord, help me to follow, the shining light of divine nature. Lord, my life to you I bring. Let there be an invisible string, to fight against injustice done.… Leer más Lord, your shining light….#hymn by Jane Aguiar
Selena Gomez Selena Gomez I knew Del would talk about winning the lottery. He’s old. He can barely walk. He’s illiterate and poor as a cockroach, so every time we’re together he goes into his fantasy about winning the lottery. In his fantasy of winning tens-of-millions in the lottery, he hires the most beautiful women… Leer más #stories
“I wish I could write my feelings on the wings of a blue butterfly,” she said. “And then follow it around the room with a burning candle or a lighter until I burn it to a crumpling crisp. I would write about you on those wings, of course. I would go to sleep dressed in… Leer más Words are for foolish humans by Bogdan Dragos
by Manuela Timofte In an old post 10 Misconceptions about Romania, I was talking about the misconceptions people are fed with and know nothing about Romania. In case you intend to visit Romania, to see its beautiful landscapes, I give you the name of ten counties you can visit. They are “housing” 10 world records as you… Leer más 10 World Records & 10 Romanian counties
By Jane Aguiar (Site: https://meandmyliterature.wordpress.com/) Dad, your unconditional love and affection empowers me and mom when we are both unfortunate, uncomfortable and uncertain. When you were here, everything was going well and now everyone turned their backs on us, when it was time to support us. Mom hides her grief from me and just cries… Leer más #Poetry: Unconditional love empowers
SOIL TIERRA I don’t want No quiero to feel the soil sentir la tierra inside my nostrils anymore. dentro de mis fosas nasales nunca más. I don’t need No necesito your spontaneous violence tu espontánea violencia against everything contra todo aquello which bothers your que molesta tu easy way of living. sencillo modo de vida.… Leer más Come to my war, love By José Yebra
he used to write those very intense works about human suffering and degeneracy and the corruption of good souls into evil criminals – Breaking Bad style He hated supranatural stuff in writing. Stayed away from it. “It’s just stupid,” he said. “There’s more than enough magic, both dark and light, into the human heart to… Leer más transgressive fiction needs to make a comeback by Bogdan Dragos
By Elisa Gonzalez May 2, 2022, By The Paris Review Diaries Photograph by Caryl González. In our Spring issue, we published selections from Annie Ernaux’s 1988 diaries, which chronicle the affair that served as the basis for her memoir Simple Passion. To mark the occasion, the Review has begun asking writers and artists for pages from their… Leer más Diary, 2018
Interviewed by Darryl Pinckney in The Paris Review In her study at home in North Bennington, 2018. Interview still frame courtesy of Stephanie Black. Jamaica Kincaid was born Elaine Potter Richardson on Antigua in 1949. When she was sixteen, her family interrupted her education, sending her to work as a nanny in New York. In… Leer más Jamaica Kincaid, The Art of Fiction
he was a doctorGoddammit, they were looking ata doctorHe came into the casino in a suit,the same suit every day and nightdark grayshiny with grease around theelbows and lower backsmellypatched up in placeshe kinda forgot what it was like to besoberand lately he kinda forgot whatit was like to win at the slot machineshe forgot… Leer más our very own patron saint By Bogdan Dragos
Masticadores.com adds a space to the footer where the content is updated daily, from the authors we publish in English (USA, India, Gobblers) for Spanish readers who are bilingual. Over time it will appear on other Masticadores. We thank the efforts of the editors: Gabriela Marie Milton, Terveen Gill, Manuela Timofte and the writers who… Leer más Masticadores adds a space to the footer…
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