What to read by Roberto Merino, candidate for the National Literature Prize

What to read by Roberto Merino, candidate for the National Literature Prize

Chronicler and essayist. Sometimes a poet, sometimes an editor, university professor, and rock musician. Also part of Paula’s history, where he was a columnist. All these things are Roberto Merino, an author, we could say, in the tradition of great Chilean chroniclers like Joaquín Edwards Bello, widely known for mapping and describing a city like Santiago de Chile. Here, a group of voices invited by Paula recommends his works.

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Yesteryear: the book that deals with the phenomenon of “tradwives” and has become the latest major publishing event

Yesteryear: the book that deals with the phenomenon of “tradwives” and has become the latest major publishing event

The novel by American Caro Claire Burke tackles in a biting tone the phenomenon of women who adopt and promote – especially on social media – the traditional roles of wife and mother, adhering to the standards of the 20th century. It is a sales sensation, will have its film version directed by Anne Hathaway, and is already available in Spanish.

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