In the writing room

The writer takes us to the writing room, to explore with him other aspects of literature, from indirect angles, and somewhat distant from the demands of technique and craftsmanship, such as: how does our literary taste form through reading? And what is the role of remembrance and forgetfulness in it? And other questions that address the value of silence, solitude, taking distance, the meaning of listening, and the relationship between music and writing. The articles pose their own questions, and sometimes venture to provide non-final answers, and in all this, they clearly rely on literary and artistic experiences, debate with them, and inquire about them; those experiences may be a film, a novel, a poem, or even a specific scene from a novel that turned into more than a film, like the colorful shirts of Gatsby in the novel "The Great Gatsby," and the mystery of beauty that may drive us from its delicacy to tears. An enjoyable and deep literary journey.