Spanish literature

Book Reviews

• J. Keith Atkinson: A Primer of Romance Philology
  A beginner's guide to the Romance languages of medieval France and Spain
• Andrea L. Bell, Yolanda Molina-Gavilán: Cosmos Latinos*
  An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain
• Jorge Luis Borges: The Total Library*
  Non-Fiction 1922-1986
• Javier Cercas: Soldiers of Salamis
  - villains and heroes of the Spanish Civil War
• Juan Goytisolo: The Garden of Secrets*
  - 28 storytellers collaborate on the story of a Spanish poet
• Juan Goytisolo: Marks of Identity*
  - youth between Franco's Spain and exile
• Juan Goytisolo: The Marx Family Saga**
  - Karl Marx faces the failure of communism
• Tulio Halperín Donghi: The Contemporary History of Latin America
  - politics and economics from the early 19th century
• Carmen Laforet: Nada
  - a novel about a young woman in 1940s Barcelona
• Juan Luis Arsuaga: The Neanderthal's Necklace*
  In Search of the First Thinkers
• Javier Marías: All Souls
  - a Spanish novel about an Oxford don
• Guillermo Martinez: The Oxford Murders
  - a serial killer with a mathematical bent
• Eduardo Mendoza: The Truth About the Savolta Case
  - violence and intrigue in 1918 Barcelona
• Eduardo Mendoza: The Year of the Flood
  - love strikes a nun in a Spanish village
• Andrés Neuman: Traveller of the Century*
  - the great German novel, in Spanish?
• Arturo Perez-Reverte: The Flanders Panel
• María Rostworowski de Diez Canseco: History of the Inca Realm
  - an ethnohistorical overview
• J.L. Salcedo-Bastardo: Bolivar
  A Continent and its Destiny
• Mario Vargas Llosa: Conversation in the Cathedral**
  - a novel about power and politics in Peru in the early 1950s
• Manuel Vázquez Montalbán: The Buenos Aires Quintet
  - tango and the disappeared: PI Pepe Carvalho in Argentina
• Jaime Vicens Vives: Approaches to the History of Spain
  - short essays on topics from prehistory to the civil war
• Enrique Vila-Matas: Bartleby & Co.
  - writers who "prefer not to"

See also: Central America | South America | Spain | world literature

This category includes works from Spanish-speaking America.