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New York     César Chelala Ernest Hemingway inspired many Latin American writers. Perhaps in none did he leave a stronger impression than in Gabriel García Márquez. Márquez was walking in Paris in the spring of 1957 when he saw, on the opposite side, the unmistakable figure of Hemingway. In one of his articles, Gabriel García Márquez recounts this moment,   “I recognized him immediately, as he passed with his wife Mary Welsh on the Boulevard St. Michel in Paris one rainy spring day in 1957. He walked on the other side of the street toward the Luxembourg Gardens, wearing a worn pa...

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Art Notes: Opera North readies slate at Blow-Me-Down Farm "> Circus performers Andrea Murillo and Kyle Driggs practice outside of the tent during a rehearsal for Opera North's "Havana Nights" at Blow-Me-Down Farm in Cornish, N.H., on Tuesday, July 13, 2021. Both Murillo and Driggs are returning to Opera North for their second season after being featured in "Singers and Swingers" in 2018. (Valley News / Report For America - Alex Driehaus) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Valley News / Report For America — Al...

City-based writer Siddharth Dasgupta on his fresh book of poems, A Moveable East.

  The thing they don’t tell you is that parties change when you get older. You have this idea that once you graduate from sticky floors and vodka in plastic cups you’ll suddenly be invited to sophisticated dinner parties every weekend. Parties where everyone is drinking tempranillo and saying thought-provoking things, where the apartment is scented like linen and figs and is washed in a warm orange light. Big wooden bowls of pasta materialise from nowhere, and there are delicate salads of shaved pear. Somehow there is never a mess to clean up. Everyone is wearing white trousers. Bu...