martes, junio 30 2026

Prosa: Inéditos

BRASIL, LA JOIE DE VIVRE Jesús Marchante Collado
Mundial 2026 senderos urbanos

BRASIL, LA JOIE DE VIVRE Jesús Marchante Collado

Qué la memoria es frágil lo sabe cualquiera, y que ésta, a su vez, juega malas pasadas y crea confusiones en los recuerdos, también lo sabe cualquiera. Por eso me asaltan algunas dudas de que pudiera ver el mundial de 1962, celebrado en Chile, donde la selección de Brasil se...

Emociones del Mundial -por Paola Jiménez Rivas.
Mundial 2026 senderos urbanos

Emociones del Mundial -por Paola Jiménez Rivas.

Es difícil explicar porque muchos humanos tenemos este tipo de fe, en un grupo de hombres que juegan futbol. Bueno, no solo juegan futbol, representan para todos sus paisanos, el material del que está hecho el país donde nacieron. La música y el baile, en mi caso, es como la...

Poesía




Primera Plana

La columna de Jaime Nubiola: Pienso ¿Pensamos?


Escritores/ras De Frontera / Novela Negra

Feliciano González: Editor de Escritores/ras de Frontera: Nacido en San Lorenzo del Escorial (Madrid) en 1963, es doctor en Derecho y ha dedicado su carrera profesional a la gestión de recursos humanos en empresas en España, Reino Unido y Suiza. Cursa el Máster en Mediación Ficcional y Creatividad Literaria de la Universidad de Granada. Es autor de las novelas El motín. Herejes sin pecado, Clamor de cristales rotos, Piel de escamas.


Focus


A la contra: Entrevistas & Opinión


Blanco y Negro


Cine para Disfrutar



Global





Ultracultura // Reseñas



Chewers, USA, Gobblers, Hotel, Philippines, Taiwan, Canadá, LatinosUSA


Entradas recientes: MasticadoresUsa // Editor: Barbara Leonhard //

“Traditional Assumptions” by Juliet Cook

“Traditional Assumptions” by Juliet Cook

Traditional AssumptionsCommemorate the dead as you see fit,but they’re still dead. Will you not giveattention to the living until they are dead too,can no longer speak for themselves, and their past existenceis mostly based on others’ interpretations, including thosewho barely spoke to them when they were stillalive? If you saw me at my wedding and […]


Hotel // Editora: Michelle Ayón: Hotel by Masticadores

“Ars Poetica” by Smitha Vishwanath

“Ars Poetica” by Smitha Vishwanath You want to write poetry still your minduntil-there’s only the faint sound of your breathing, hush your nerves –all that breathless blabbering, your headfinds it hard to keep up Shhh… let everything around you go backstagekeep your eyes open or close Breathe in, count to 4breathe out -count to 8,repeat, […]

Chewers

Chewers: Editores Nolcha Fox: Chewers by Masticadores

“Lincoln Park Assault” by Bill Tope

“Lincoln Park Assault” by Bill Tope

Alicia Menendez stood on the corner, near the ivy-covered mansion designed by James Nagle. She was waiting for her bus. She casually glanced down North Burling Street and noticed a gang of men staring at her. There were at least a dozen. Alicia did a double-take. They were done up in military gear, and their […]



MasticadoresCanadá


Entradas recientes: LatinosUSA

The Coffin by MUNMUN SAMANTA

The Coffin by MUNMUN SAMANTA

“There are so many birds in your garden. Do you know their names?” Kira asked as she stooped to collect black jamuns under the tall tree. She tilted her head, her rabbit-like ears pricked toward the distant whistling. A soft, magical symphony was floating through the morning air, but she couldn’t spot a single bird […]



Masticadores Philippines: Editor: Michelle Ayon Navajas