Here I Stand, in Exile
© 2018 · Author: William Castaño-Bedoya Many of my exiles mirror the exiles of Gilberto in “Flores para María Sucel,” a novel I penned to endure my melancholy and f
The Last Tango of Salvador Allende: The Utopia of a Communist President Who Didn’t Want to Be One
Author: ©2023 William Castano-Bedoya The novel “The Last Tango of Salvador Allende,” written by Chilean author Roberto Ampuero and published by Plaza & Janes in 20
Transcending Overdiagnosis: Praxis as the Catalyst for Change in Latin America
© 2021 · Author: William Castaño-Bedoya Reflections on the Political, Economic, and Social Challenges of the Region and the Necessity of Effective Action. In a world where diagn
Exploring “The Galpon” (The Shed): Reflection on the Human Condition, Double Standards, and Corporate Social Responsibility
© 2023 · Autor: William Castaño-Bedoya In the novel “The Galpon,” the characters Ethan, a lifelong manager at HanssenBox, and Oliver, an external advisor accompany
Crypto, the new faith of materialism
© 2021 · Author: William Castaño-Bedoya The song known worldwide as What Color is God’s Skin? written in 1968 by Tom Wilkes & David Stevenson, released by their band ̶
The amazing semiotic strength of Süskind’s “Perfume”
Author: William Castaño-Bedoya · ©2015 A few years ago, in 2015, due to those vagaries of fate that we sometimes weave for ourselves, my eyes stumbled onto the figure of a
Flores para María Sucel, in the eyes of Alberto de la Rosa
Author: ©2021 Alberto de la Rosa · Blog Director : “Igual pero distinto”. (Click here to go to the original blog) Reproduced by Book&Bilias with the prior permis
William Castaño-Bedoya, the Quindian writer who transforms exiles into literary works
Esta es una entrevista realizada por La Crónica del Quindío.
Gotié
©2012 Author: William Castaño-Bedoya I wrote this story as part of a challenge that a group of literature enthusiasts set up for ourselves. I wrote it during the first phase of
I confess I have read: “2666”
Author: William Castaño-Bedoya The interview conducted by Cristián Warnken, professor of literature and celebrity of the Chilean intelligentsia society in 1999 with Roberto Bola