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A literary organization that promotes reading and discussion groups in Spain.

British publisher known for publishing Brian Turner's memoir.

Fan fiction is a genre of writing where fans create stories based on existing works.

A fictional character, the monster created by Dr. Frankenstein in Young Frankenstein.

A fictional character, a sad tiger from Nejcino, mentioned as a literary or symbolic figure.

Psalm 51, a biblical psalm attributed to King David, often recited in confession.

A famous fairy tale about an emperor who is deceived into believing he is wearing invisible clothes, used as a metaphor for collective denial.

A poem by Bernardino Graña, titled 'O Gato da Tasca Marinheira', included in his work 'Profecia do Mar'.

Author of the medieval spiritual work 'The Cloud of Unknowing' and a Christian monastic figure.

The Feria Internacional del Libro is an international book fair held in Guadalajara, Mexico.

A specific event scheduled for the 13th at a bookstore in Arzúa, featuring the presentation of Manuel Mariño's 'Umbral e Candado'.

Harry Potter, a fictional character and book series created by J.K. Rowling.

Classic dystopian novel by Ray Bradbury depicting a future society where books are banned and burned.

The poem titled 'In the chemo room', written by Andrea Gibson, exploring themes of illness and resilience.

A Spanish novel published in 1887, considered a major work of Galdós, depicting social life in Madrid.

'The Correspondent' is a novel told through letters, exploring the life of a woman named Sybil.

A work by Marquis de Sade, a lengthy scroll of his writings, associated with extreme and controversial content.

Spanish podcast focused on literature, books, comics, theater, cinema, and television.

A Portuguese language and literature textbook used in Galega secondary education, specifically unit 5 of Andaina 2.

Capão Pecado, a literary work that impacted the creator, depicting life in a Brazilian neighborhood.

A literary work titled 'Crónicas del ángel perdido' by Altea, involving spiritual and mystical themes.

A legendary vampire character who is the antagonist in Bram Stoker's novel.

A trilogy of books written by Tania Carrocarbia, with the first published in 2008.

Scottish organization dedicated to promoting and supporting Scottish poetry and poets.

American novelist and Nobel laureate known for works exploring African-American culture and history.

British author born in 1919, known for her novels, essays, and social commentary, and winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Agatha Christie was a renowned British writer known for her detective novels.

Tom Stoppard, renowned British playwright and Oscar winner for Shakespeare in Love.

Jane Austen was an English novelist known for her romantic fiction and social commentary.

Fictional detective character created by Arthur Conan Doyle, known for his brilliant deductive skills.

A famous American author known for fantasy series.

A fictional vampire character from Anne Rice's series, known for her protective and maternal instincts.

American author and creator of the Harry Potter book series, serving as executive producer for the upcoming TV adaptation

Joan Didion, an American writer known for her essays and books about California.

Fictional pseudonym used by Agatha Christie to publish a series of novels.

A person, a French author and literary figure, mentioned in relation to a book and literary discussions.

A book titled 'Camomila, a ansiedade não te domina' by Jaqueline, addressing anxiety.