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Three of Spain’s most original literary voices come together for an evening that spans science, memory, art, and the fantastical.
Agustín Fernández Mallo, physicist and author of the groundbreaking Nocilla trilogy, is a pioneer of post-poetry and hybrid writing that fuses art, science, and digital culture. His work, including The Book of All Loves and Teoría general de la basura, has reshaped the Spanish literary landscape and earned international acclaim, including the European Literature Prize.
Miguel Ángel Hernández, art historian and novelist, writes with precision and depth about memory, trauma, and the visual world. From El dolor de los demás to Anoxia, his fiction often draws from real life, balancing personal narrative with political and philosophical reflection.
Laura Fernández, cultural journalist and author of Mrs. Potter Is Not Exactly Santa Claus, crafts dazzling universes where the fantastic meets the mundane. Her sharp humor and deep human insight have made her a favorite among readers and critics alike.
Together, they promise a vibrant conversation on the future of fiction, its boundaries, and its power to capture and question the world we live in.
This programme is a co-production between Bozar and EUROPALIA ESPAÑA.