Editorial of Issue No. 131 (July–September 2026)

Five poems from Zozobra by Ramón López Velarde are analyzed to formulate a proposal regarding the erotic mysticism found in the López Valverde’s poetry. The study empha

This paper examines the central role of imagination in María Enriqueta Camarillo y Roa’s book Enigma y símbolo, highlighting how this creative force shapes her stories.

This paper offers a reading of Cómo se hace una novela (How a Novel Is Made), written by Miguel de Unamuno in 1926, through the lens of the speech acts proposed by

This paper analyzes the use and significance of poetic imagery in six poems from “Sindbad el varado” by Gilberto Owen Estrada. Drawing on the theoretical framework of Gaston Bach

This paper analyzes the film Her (2013) by Spike Jonze. Our general objective was to examine the OS¹ operating system—personified by the actant Samantha—

Undoubtedly, Vicente Rojo is one of the most written-about artists in Mexican art—not only because of his longevity but also because his work as both an artist and a designer has c

This paper analyzes the emergence and development of the values that shape Carmen Parra’s work, examining the experiences that proved pivotal to her creative output—a journey tha

In 2002, animator María Lorenzo began work on Retrato de D., a pioneering short film created using a technique that defied the digital standards of the time: painting on ac

Verónica Conzuelo’s work offers an attentive perspective on the landscapes that define the Toluca Valley. Her choice of settings invites us to delve deeper into our surroundings; by turning her

This is a story about a bond that reveals both its negative and positive facets; it is a portrait of modernity and the ways in which we relate to one another—a depiction shaped by melancholy and

A story in which the silence during a family gathering is as uncomfortable as the food, yet the most unsettling element proves to be the few words that gradually reveal a family secret.

Kuartz is a story about transformation and the necessity of adaptation in an unfamiliar world. It follows a bat that, after soaring through the skies on the wind, loses its way home and undergoes a

This story follows a young man, like any other, who longs to meet a young woman from El Carmelitas, one of the top schools in Sullana, in hopes of striking up a friendship—and perhaps something m

The short story “Ten Things,” written by Leslie Pietrzyk, is part of a collection titled This Angel on My Chest by the same author. Published by the University of Pittsburgh Press, the

Critical review of the book by Armando González Torres, Jardines en el cielo: ¿Qué hacer con las utopías? Mexico, Ariel, 2025, 239 pp.

The Call of Nanshe is a lyrical journey through the folds of human existence, where the mundane merges with the dreamlike and the mythical. The poems explore themes such as nostalgia, resi