martes, julio 28 2026

Prosa: Inéditos

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 //

“when I was a kid” by John Yamrus

“when I was a kid” by John Yamrus

when i was a kid andcouldn’tread yet i used toask my sister to read things to me andshe was kindand patient andread everything that i asked her to read: cereal boxes,labels on cans,street signs, billboards,whatever there was to readshe used to read it, and finally herpatiencewore thin andi don’t know how oldi was at the […]


Hotel // Editora: Michelle Ayón: Hotel by Masticadores

Why Alaska? The State I Came to Loveby Fernando G. Ting: A Book Review by Michelle Ayon Navajas

Why Alaska? The State I Came to Loveby Fernando G. Ting: A Book Review by Michelle Ayon Navajas Why Alaska? The State I Came to Love by Fernando G. Ting is a heartfelt memoir that chronicles the author’s journey after immigrating from the Philippines to Alaska. Through personal stories and reflections, Ting explores the realities […]

Chewers

Chewers: Editores Nolcha Fox: Chewers by Masticadores

“Recurring Dreams” by Lisa Voorhees

“Recurring Dreams” by Lisa Voorhees

In the past, my teeth were always coming loose. Wobbly in their sockets, I could pull one out and jam it back in, and the dentist seemed none the wiser. Before that, I was late for exams. I could never find my schedule or remember what I’d studied. Lately, I’ve misplaced my purse and wandered […]



MasticadoresCanadá


Entradas recientes: LatinosUSA

“Lullabies in the Dark” by Scarlet Rose

“Lullabies in the Dark” by Scarlet Rose

“Lullabies in the Dark” by Scarlet Rose your nightmares have grown familiar,so much so that waking up from themis an afterthought. your tears have turned to tendernessso much that laughter and smilesno longer grace your day. your cries have become lullabies,so much so that singing and dancinghave lost their rhythm. but my dear,is this how […]



Masticadores Philippines: Editor: Michelle Ayon Navajas