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Medina Onrubia de Botana, Salvadora Carmen, 1894-1972 - Vimarsana News

Medina Onrubia de Botana, Salvadora Carmen, 1894-1972

A short biography of Argentinian feminist anarchist poet and writer Salvadora Carmen Medina Onrubia de Botana, written by Cristina Guzzo.

Source: libcom.org
Diario Crítica, la redacción de los sueños con Borges, Arlt y un director con la pistola al cinto - Vimarsana News

Diario Crítica, la redacción de los sueños con Borges, Arlt y un director con la pistola al cinto

Se cumplen este sábado ochenta años de la muerte del genial y excéntrico Natalio Botana, creador del mítico periódico, que revolucionó el periodismo argentino con influencias que aún inspiran a los medios modernos.

Source: tn.com.ar
Lunds konsthall opens an exhibition devoted to the internationally renowned artist Runo Lagomarsino - Vimarsana News

Lunds konsthall opens an exhibition devoted to the internationally renowned artist Runo Lagomarsino

a href= https://lundskonsthall.se/en/ target= _blank Lunds konsthall /a is presenting an exhibition devoted to the internationally renowned artist

Cemetery built in Buenos Aires due to yellow fever to sell with Covid – 05/01/2021 – Worldwide – KSU - Vimarsana News

Cemetery built in Buenos Aires due to yellow fever to sell with Covid – 05/01/2021 – Worldwide – KSU

In 1871, Buenos Aires experienced a serious health crisis. Struck by yellow fever, the Argentine capital saw the only two cemeteries in the city at th

Borges, Bolaño and the Return of the Epic - Vimarsana News

Borges, Bolaño and the Return of the Epic

Borges, Bolaño and the Return of the Epic During their lifetimes, Jorge Luis Borges and Roberto Bolaño struggled against vanity and all things pretentious, aspirational, ordinary, and obliging. They are peculiar cases in literature, ones that the literary machine itself seems to reject. They were not bestsellers. During a substantial part of their lives, they existed either under the shadow of public rejection, or in the clandestinity of aesthetic infringement. The relationship they sustained with "their time" and the writers of their time was complex and peppered with barbs. Certainly, wha...