country: Venezuela

Benjamin and the Walker

You walk, you walk and you forget: that’s what she always says. Well, not in those exact words. It’s usually a more specific complaint: you didn’t call Pacheco, you didn’t check the Supercable contract, you didn’t take the car to the shop, it’s past dinnertime, you forgot our wedding anniversary and to buy the shampoo […]

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Silver Pistols

How could Edgardo have hunted an animal if he didn’t even know how to love, much less kill. He’d become a useless idler, sitting all day in front of the television set or on the computer raising cattle, setting up cities, conquering nations, stealing gold, feeding entire zoos while the yard was overrun by weeds. […]

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Liliana Lara

Liliana Lara is a Venezuelan writer. She was born in Caracas, in 1971. She has published two books of short fiction: Los jardines de Salomón (2008 and 2014) and Trampa – jaula (2015). Her first book has won the prize for narrative of the XVI José Antonio Ramos Sucre Literary Biennial in Venezuela. Stories and […]

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Krina Ber

Krina Ber was born in Poland, in 1948. She is a writer and an architect. She grew up in Israel, studied in Lausanne, Switzerland and married in Portugal before settling in 1975 in Caracas, Venezuela. She began her writing career in the year 2000, in the narrative workshop of the Andrés Bello Catholic University, directed […]

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