lunes, junio 15 2026

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Mundial 2026: El mundial en la mira By Jorge Etcheverry
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Mundial 2026: El mundial en la mira By Jorge Etcheverry

Diversas capitales e importantes ciudades de los tres estados que conforman la parte norte de América, están acogiendo este magno evento deportivo mundial del deporte más popular del mundo, el fútbol, entre ellas dos de las tres ciudades más importantes de Canadá, mi país de acogida y permanente residencia. Estas...

Caperucita Roja (versión actualizada) by Rafalé Guadalmedina
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Caperucita Roja (versión actualizada) by Rafalé Guadalmedina

Después de ‘Los tres cerditos‘, mi hija se ha obsesionado con el cuento de la ‘Caperucita Roja’. Dado que un escritor debe ver a sus hijos como posibles lectores, he decidido contarle una versión actualizada. Deduzco que le ha debido de encantar, pues se ha dormido a mitad. Lo comparto...

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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 //

“Some are boring. Some are not. That’s just how life be when you got what you got” by Ken Tomaro

“Some are boring. Some are not. That’s just how life be when you got what you got” by Ken Tomaro

Some are boring. Some are not. That’s just how life be when you got what you got I met Jay on the cook’s line back in my restaurant days. He was working the broiler station, and I was on the opposite end, sweating over the industrial fryers. He was in his mid-30s and balding. He […]


Hotel // Editora: Michelle Ayón: Hotel by Masticadores

“Walking Tree” Collaboration by Joni Caggiano and Mike Utley © 2026

“Walking Tree” Collaboration by Joni Caggiano and Mike Utley © 2026 sorrow whispers, a trail of antsvapors torpid, their sting savagememories choke, a riff on my sanitynight terrors open a door; I navigate this silence is not silenceit is the groaning of eternitythe synaptic death-throes ofwhat once made me human innate images, a stolen span […]

Chewers

Chewers: Editores Nolcha Fox: Chewers by Masticadores

“Barcus Wallow” by Matt Bounds

“Barcus Wallow” by Matt Bounds

A man named Barcus Wallow lived at the root of a tree. And because he never knew his father, he never learned how to do the Dubo dance. As a boy, this served him well. While all the other boys were practicing their Dubo dance quite poorly and making all kinds of mistakes, he was […]



MasticadoresCanadá


Entradas recientes: LatinosUSA

The inferno by Ken Tomaro

The inferno by Ken Tomaro

I could feel an intense rumbling vibration all around as we pulled into a parking spot in Ecola State Park, a small plot overlooking several views of the Oregon coast. One such view was Cannon Beach, the setting of a fictional town featured in a children’s movie. The rock formations were as tall as any […]



Masticadores Philippines: Editor: Michelle Ayon Navajas