San Antonio de Padua

The author of "Interview with the Vampire" and other works discusses the factors that drive her work, her erotic writing, and other subjects

Journalist Juan Cruz confesses in his memoirs, Scrambled Egos, that while he was very young began to be curious to inquire on the most hidden of the creators, to know their concerns, ambitions, anxieties and obsessions. Today, after forty years of dedication to cultural journalism, and after six years as head of a prestigious publishing house, that curiosity for the soul of the artists or the vagaries of literary creation is still as alive as ever, but now enriched by the experience who had the fortune to interview, accompanied as editor and, ultimately, learn about authors from the European...

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En estos poemas, trece embajadores animales toman la palabra y lanzan un grito de auxilio a su mayor depredador, el ser humano./ In these poems, thirteen animal ambassadors take the floor and call on their main predator, the human being, for help./ Dans ces poèmes, treize ambassadeurs des animaux prennent la parole et appellent au secours leur plus grand prédateur, l'être humain./