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Mateo GarcÃa Elizondo at his studio in Mexico City last month. Photograph: Emilio Espejel/The Observer The writer â and grandson of Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez â on Mexican folklore, his early love of horror and learning to live with the familyâs literary legacy Sat 22 May 2021 13.00 EDT Mateo GarcÃa Elizondo, a 34-year-old writer from Mexico, may come from literary stock â his paternal grandfather is Colombian heavyweight Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez and his maternal grandfather is Mexican literary giant Salvador Elizondo â but he is carving his own path at the forefront of a burgeoning scene in Spanish language literature. He has published a novel as well as written scripts for films and graphic novels. His writing is also included in Grantaâs ....
, Mich. Kellogg has announced many rearrangements in its managerial order of operations. “These new assignments demonstrate the depth of our management bench and are part of our continuing commitment to growing talent from within the organization,” president and chief executive officer David Mackay stated. “The strength of our leadership team gives us great confidence in our ability to continue driving sustainable performance in a highly challenging environment.” Starting with the promotion of Mark Baynes, formerly global chief marketing officer at Kellogg, to vice president and global chief marketing officer, the company has also moved Brad Davidson to the role of senior vice president and president of Kellogg North America; Paul Norman to Kellogg International senior vice president and president;; and John Bryant from executive vice president, chief financial officer and president of Kellogg North America, to the role of chief operating officer. In its internatio ....
Our Favorite International Reads of 2020 (and What We’ll Be Reading in 2021)
Editor This year, I m keeping my recommendations to the Southern Cone, perhaps out of the wistful recollection that as we face gray, blustery afternoons here in New York, warmer climes hold elsewhere. Daniel Tunnard s Escapes(Unnamed Press), set in a world in which competitive Scrabble is a globally televised craze under the thumb of the Scrafia (yes, a Scrabble mafia), is an uproarious novel staked on the final encounter between former world champs Florence Satine and Buenaventura Escobar in Argentina s Tigre Delta. Told from the alternating viewpoints of Satine and Escobar as they seek to flee the Scrafia s long arm, this clever novel reads something like the imagined result had Piglia turned his attentions to competitive board games. Tunnard s book is a satisfying read that takes Alfred Mosher Butt s tame pastime and turns it into a brisk, riveting jaunt across languag ....