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Why did Kafka's page seem destined to always be blank? Does Proust's style clarify listening to Satie? Who fears the apparent ban*lity of Virginia Woolf? Should Ulysses read aloud? What is the value of the first edition of El gran Gatsby de Fitzgerald? How did Faulkner or Capote advise young narrators? What do they have in common? The Mexican writer Juan Rulfo is considered one of the most important universal authors of the twentieth century. His work Pedro Páramo (1955) initiated the renovation of the Hispano-American narrative, which would achieve so much success in the sixties and seventies, and has been designated as one of the most perfect novels. Not less relief acquires his collection of stories El Llano en llamas (1953), one of El Noticiario Cinematográfico Español, popularly known as NO-DO, saw the cinema screens for the first time in January 1943. Created as an audiovisual instrument of the new State, enjoyed for decades the privilege of its exclusivity and its projection was mandatory in all theaters in Spain. Despite the numerous changes experienced by Spanish society, reading in parallel the three novels of the Brontë sisters is quite an experience. Somehow the common denominator of the family genius and some of the features of the society of the time are perceived, but also the personality of each one. The Brontë sisters built their literature in the midst of oppressive silence and the rigid austerity of a rectory. The clergyman of Irish origin who was his father To the old motto on books, habent sua fata libelli, I would have to add him in the present trance..hominesque, to represent the most worthy reason on any other that my extensive current critical reflection is limit exclusively to the Quixote of 1615. Do not look, then, for other causes resident in the monumental work of Cervantes, discussed as has often been the