Jorge Luis Borges 40 years after his passing: the myth that shed the elite and conquered new readers

Jorge Luis Borges 40 years after his passing: the myth that shed the elite and conquered new readers

Four decades after his death in Geneva, critics and contemporary storytellers dissect the obsessions, controversies, and astonishing lucidity of a figure who remains more alive than ever. Here we explore the impact of his death in Chile and the world, the eternal shadow of the Nobel Prize, and how new generations of writers and readers continue to enter the Borgesian universe.

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Nostalgia and the ghost of The Beatles: the keys to The Boys of Dungeon Lane, Paul McCartney's solid comeback

Nostalgia and the ghost of The Beatles: the keys to The Boys of Dungeon Lane, Paul McCartney’s solid comeback

The new release from the ex-Beatle – now available on platforms – is a coherent and well-crafted album. Crossed by the look towards his childhood years, there is room for nostalgia, but also for love. Andrew Watt’s musical production is a key factor in delivering a solid collection of tracks, which even offers some surprising moments. It seems we have Sir Paul for a good while.

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“We lived with just enough”: the world of Wings and Paul McCartney takes flight again in an oral history

“We lived with just enough”: the world of Wings and Paul McCartney takes flight again in an oral history

Wings: A band on the run, is the title of the book that covers the history of McCartney’s project, with which he successfully navigated the 70s. A work that brings together multiple voices, including the closest circle. It presents in great detail episodes such as the recording of Band on the Run in Nigeria or the arrest of the ex-Beatle in Japan.

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