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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2023 · 24 MIN

Orwell, the Civil War and more – homage to writers who made Catalonia home

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George Orwell, Pablo Neruda, Gabriel García Márquez. Just some of the 20th Century's greatest writers who for a time called Catalonia home. Tadhg Prendiville from Barcelona Literary Tours takes Cillian Shields on a trip around the city. Cristina Tomàs White joins Lorcan Doherty to discuss the international poets, novelists and journalists who came to Catalonia – some during the Civil War, some fleeing dictatorships in South America, and others, simply for the adventure. This week's Catalan phrase is 'estar escrit'. Literally 'to be written', it means something is decided, set in stone. The following is a list of writers – and one influential literary agent – mentioned in the podcast.  George Orwell  Pablo Neruda  Isabel Allende  John Dos Passos  Simone Weil  Muriel Rukeyser  Colm Tóibín  Louis MacNeice Langston Hughes  Ernest Hemingway  Martha Gellhorn  Roberto Bolaño  Gabriel García Márquez  Carmen Balcells  Manuel Vázquez Montalbán  Mario Vargas Llosa  Truman Capote  Eduardo Galeano  Cristina Peri Rossi  Cristina Rivera Garza  Mathias Énard  Denise Duncan 

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