2023 has started and when it comes to books, it will come with a variety of titles so that no one is left without reading: from essays written by a novelist to another unpublished book by an author who has already published one that was all the rage, going through expected biographies and unexpected and for a title that talks about the relationship of some famous authors with their typewriters.
“Two literary geniuses living together in the Barcelona of the sixties.
Just a few meters separate their apartments, they see each other almost daily.
They write about each other, share friendships, party nights, conversations about books and writing, and above all the brilliant start of their literary careers”, but one day they decide never to speak again.
"This is the novel of what happened and its reasons", they promise from the
Galaxia Gutenberg
label , which will launch in the first months of this year
The Geniuses
,
a book by Jaime Bayly about the relationship between Mario Vargas Llosa and Gabriel García Márquez when they were young.
Jaime Bayly writes in "Los genios" about the relationship between Gabriel García Márquez and Vargas Llosa.
An
amazing book of essays will come out of
Claudia Piñeiro , by
Penguin Random House
, which will also publish
The Days of Violence (1820-1852)
, by
Eduardo Sacheri,
a sequel to the successful
The Days of the Revolution (1806-1820)
.
Thesis of a domestication
, by
Camila Sosa Villada
and the biography of
Aurora Venturini
written by
Liliana Viola
will be two other strong novelties of the year, in this case by
Tusquets
.
The author of
Las malas
will also be one of the names that
DocumentA/Escénicas
will publish in its Escribir collection.
“The seventies precipitated many events that
El Frasquito
, as a witness, does not prefigure or promise, a fact that does not make it another souvenir of the time.
Fortunately, it is not the prophetic or emphatic nature of the stories of the 20th century that allows us to reread them;
the tranquility of the resurrection resides in this slow or dull manifestation of singularity that El frasquito preserves without stain”,
Luis Chitarroni
wrote about the most famous book by
Luis Gusmán
, which
marks the 50th anniversary of the first edition.
Edhasa
will publish it again, as well as
No puedo decirte adiós
, a new novel by its author, who will also publish the
Select stories.
Viaje a las cosas,
by
Miguel Vitagliano
, will be released by the same publisher.
It is the 50th anniversary of the publication of "El frasquito", by Luis Guzmán.
Photo Constance Niscovolos
María Negroni,
one of the finalists for the 2022 Filba Medifé Prize, also in charge of inaugurating the face-to-face return of
the Filba festival
, once again writes about literature in
El arte del error
, which will be published by
Entropía
, a series of articles in which she talks about readings that they interested him.
The Filmoteca diary
, a kind of logbook of the quasi-archaeological work carried out by
Fernando Martín Peña
, will be published this new year by
Blatt & Ríos
.
It will reflect the task of a voracious collector since his childhood, programmer, historian, restorer and cultural agent of Argentine cinephilia, who collects in his personal archive all the film material that is discarded and no state body rescues.
The same publishing house will continue with the publication of the
chronicles of Liliana Villanueva:
Vientos del Este
, a travel account through contemporary China, in the same vein as the previous
German Autumn
and
Russian Shadows
.
One of the central themes of the book will be the search
for the origin of the concept of "the oriental", and how it was that this construction reached the West.
"The thinking machine of Gladys", by Mario Levrero.
From
Mario Levrero
and
Alberto Laiseca
, two authors with their tribes of fanatical readers,
Penguin will publish unpublished texts,
as well as new novels, which will be published by
Alfaguara
, by
Dolores Reyes
,
Laura Alcoba
and
Sacheri himself.
La máquina de pensar en Gladys
also comes
from
Mario Levrero
, by the Uruguayan label
Criatura.
Of biographies, libraries and encyclopedias
In addition to
Venturini's biography
, the new year will arrive with three others under its belt:
Mansalva
will publish that of the playwright, cartoonist and writer
Copi –Raúl Damonte Botana–
which will be written by
Guillermo Bravo
and that of the artist
Liliana Maresca,
curated by
Juan Laxagueborde .
In turn,
Juana Bignozzi 's
Gog & Magog
will come out ,
Everything unites with the night,
written by the poet and editor
Vanina Colagiovanni
.
Through
Futurock
, a book by
Florencia Halfon
on the figure of
Leonardo Favio
will be published , based on archives and testimonies featuring the great filmmaker.
There will be a biography of Aurora Venturini.
Diario de la dispersión
will be another
Mansalva
title , along the lines of hybrid books, in this case by the musician, writer and actress
Rosario Bléfari,
who died in 2020, for whom
Diario del dinero
, also postmortem, has already been published.
Selva Almada, Martín Kohan, Katya Adaui, Dolores Reyes, Jazmina Barrera, Jorge Carrión, Luis Chitarroni, María Sonia Cristoff
and
Reynaldo Sietecase
will integrate with their stories the book Libraries, about the experiences of these authors with reading, which will be published in February by
the Godot publishing house
to celebrate its 15th anniversary.
The Borges Babylonian
encyclopedia
will be a novel proposal published by the
Fondo de Cultura Económico
, made up of more than a thousand entries with references to the work of the author of
El Aleph.
international
The long-awaited novel Montevideo
, by
Enrique Vila-Matas,
will finally arrive in these lands ,
a reflection on writing and a tribute to some of his literary masters, such as
Borges, Tabucchi, Kafka and Cortázar.
The story, about a disenchanted writer who renounces creation, marks the return of the Spanish author
after three years of narrative silence.
Celine
's hitherto unpublished manuscripts
will be released by
Anagram
under the title
Guerre
.
The author's lexicon
, by
Roland Barthes
, translated by
Alan Pauls
, will be another unpublished one published by the same publisher.
The Polish lover
, by
Elena Poniatowska
, will be published by
Seix Barral,
while
Tanpopo
–the original title in French– by
Yasunari Kawabata,
will be published by
Emecé.
"Montevideo" by the Spanish Enrique Vila-Matas will be published.
In March,
Anagrama
will publish
Trust,
a novel by the Argentinean living in the United States
Hernán Díaz
, which was one of the 2022 books for the New York Times and competed for the Booker Prize.
The book will also be adapted into a miniseries for HBO by actress and producer Kate Winslet.
Ampersand
will publish in April
The Century of the Typewriter
, by
Martyn Lyons,
about the link between writers and their work tools from the 1880s to 1980, with a focus on the figures of
Henry James, Jack Kerouac, Agatha Christie, Georges Simenon and Erle Stanley Gardner.
Also during the first months of the year,
Blatt & Ríos
launches a new detective novel by
Lee Child
,
The affair,
which explains how and why Jack Reacher, the hero of the saga that makes up this title, leaves the Military Police to be a wandering vigilante.
"Trust", by Hernán Díaz, in its English version.
It will arrive in the country edited by Anagrama.
Aldo Giacometti will be the translator of this book by the author who has sold more than 100 million copies worldwide and is admired by peers such as
César Aira, Elvio Gandolfo, Ken Follet and Stephen King.
His novels were made into a movie with Tom Cruise as the protagonist and the second season of a series that will be broadcast on Amazon Prime will soon be released.
Along the same lines,
Penguin
will publish the king of Norwegian detective stories,
Joe Nesbo , and the
Motus
label
One-night guest
, by American
Heather Gudenkauf
;
Aftermath
, by
Victor Pavic Lundberg
, which won the Swedish Crime Time award for the best police debut of the year and
Tears like razors
, by
SA Cosby.
Brazilian indigenous leader and philosopher
Ailton Krenak
is the author of
Life Is Not Useful,
a title to be published by
Eterna Cadencia
.
Fondo de Cultura Económica,
in turn, will publish
Historia de la alimentación
, by
Jacques Attali
, which exposes the economic, ideological and political power of the industry.
There will be a new title by Margaret Atwood.
Photo EFE/ Facundo Arrizabalaga
International fiction will also feature new titles by
Seix Barral,
who will publish
Margaret Atwood, Bret Easton Ellis, Joyce Carol Oates, Arturo Pérez Reverte and Lucía Berlín,
among others.
In terms of non-fiction, the same publishing house will have a new title by
Elizabeth Roudinesco
and another by
Mario Vargas Llosa,
Un bárbaro en París,
which brings together texts about French writers,
celebrating the official admission of the Peruvian author to the French Academy of Letters .
One last advance, which promises, is
A Crown of Roses
, by
Elizabeth Taylor,
a new proposal for
The Equilateral Beast
after the great success of
Forbidden to Die Here,
by the same author.
This time it will be a novel about marriage, friendship, deceit, loneliness and art.
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