Literature

Latin American Flash Fiction Anthology

Cuento 'Blues para todos mis sueños' de Héctor Juárez Lorencilla en la antología Cuéntame un Blues, Antología de minificciones (La Tinta del Silencio). Latin American flash fiction by Mexican writer Héctor Juárez Lorencilla.

Latin American flash fiction packs entire worlds into 500 words or less. Dive into “Blues for all my dreams, by Mexican writer Héctor Juárez Lorencilla, published in the book Cuéntame un Blues (La Tinta del Silencio press).

My Flash Fiction Podcasts on Amazon Music

Mis minificciones 'Habilidades para la vida', 'Del país o de importación' y 'Encantador de fieras' en Amazon Music, narradas por Cristina Urías. My microfictions 'Life Skills', 'From Home or Imported' and 'Beast Charmer' on Amazon Music, narrated by Cristina Urías.

My Flash Fiction Podcasts on Amazon Music   Years ago, my flash fiction piece “Blue Devils” was published in the book Cuéntame un Blues: Antología de minificciones (La Tinta del Silencio Press). It shared pages with “Blues para todos mis sueños” —the debut literary work of Héctor Juárez Lorencilla (my husband!), who got published on his very first try (lucky him, …

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A Song of Ice and Fire

Canción de hielo y fuego

A Song of Ice and Fire I was pregnant when I started watching Game of Thrones, the show that had half the world obsessed. But I couldn’t handle all that graphic violence with a baby in my belly. So instead, I picked up the first book at the Central State Library of Guanajuato, Wigberto Jiménez Moreno. …

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Quixotization and Sanchification in Don Quixote: Meaning and Analysis

Quixotization of Sancho Panza and sanchification of Don Quixote explained

Quixotization and Sanchification in Don Quixote Quixotization is the process by which Sancho Panza gradually adopts some of Don Quixote’s idealism, imagination, and desire for glory. Sanchification is the opposite process: Don Quixote slowly becomes more practical, more aware of reality, and closer to Sancho’s earthly common sense. Both terms are commonly associated with Salvador …

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