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Aaron Shulman is the author of the book The Age of Disenchantments: The Epic Story of Spain’s Most Notorious Literary Family and the Long Shadow of the Spanish Civil War.
The Meaning of Resistencia
Aaron Shulman
An Interview with Katherine Silver
Aaron Shulman
After So Many Years
Aaron Shulman
An Interview with Caren Beilin
Aaron Shulman
Almost like an Exorcism: An Interview with Writer Roque Larraquy
Aaron Shulman
An Interview with Writer N.J. Campbell
Aaron Shulman
Writing and Idiocy
Aaron Shulman
Essays
El Desencanto
Aaron Shulman
Interviews
An Interview with Robert Coover
Aaron Shulman
An Interview with Katherine Silver
Aaron Shulman
Dec 11 2019
"Don’t you think that when you are writing, submerged, not questioning the source text, you are both as isolated as you could possibly be from others and your surroundings and ...After So Many Years
Aaron Shulman
Mar 5 2019
For the Fall 2015 issue of The Believer, I wrote an essay about El Desencanto, a cult-classic documentary in Spain that was released there in 1976, and will soon play in ...An Interview with Caren Beilin
Aaron Shulman
Jan 11 2019
"I would say it's a privilege not to be paranoid." Things That Are Awkward: Being an Artist Making Art Taking Yourself Seriously I met Caren Beilin in 2007, when we both ...Almost like an Exorcism: An Interview with Writer Roque Larraquy
Aaron Shulman
Aug 1 2018
"I think humor is a tool that allows us to make visible the critical relationship between themes and materials explored in the text." Disciplines Roque Larraquy Has ...An Interview with Writer N.J. Campbell
Aaron Shulman
Aug 3 2017
By the end, I had three audio tapes from a library in Buenos Aires. There was a short preface about how the tapes had been found in an abandoned radio station in Wyoming, and ...Writing and Idiocy
Aaron Shulman
Apr 29 2016
An Interview with Writer Mario Bellatin The Mexican writer Mario Bellatin’s latest book to appear in English is The Large Glass, published by Phoneme Media. The novel ...El Desencanto
Aaron Shulman
Oct 1 2015
In 2666, Chilean novelist Roberto Bolaño’s five-book opus, “The Part about Amalfitano” narrates the contagious influence of a disturbed Spanish poet. The reader is introduced ...An Interview with Robert Coover
Aaron Shulman
Jul 1 2015
A few days before I was set to interview Robert Coover, his new novel arrived in the mail—The Brunist Day of Wrath, a thousand-page doorstop. I knew I wouldn’t ...
