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2026
Featured Author:
Carlos Granés
Anthropologist and essayist Carlos Granés is one of the most essential voices of our time, continually thinking and rethinking art, culture, and politics through a sharp, uncompromising lens. A recipient of the Premio Extraordinario de Doctorado en Antropología, the Premio Internacional de Ensayo Isabel Polanco, and the Premio Nacional de Periodismo Simón Bolívar, Granés offers us a new work, El rugido de nuestro tiempo (2026), on the challenges, discontents, ideas, and causes shaping today’s cultural battles, all unfolding amid ideological chaos and the uncertainty of contemporary moralism.

The way Granés has laid bare populist ontology already justifies his work’s translation to all major languages, if said translation is not being undertaken already, but there’s more.

Granés takes his place in a Latin American liberal tradition that, today, is weakened. His defense of individual freedom—of expression, of lived experimentation, of invention—finds a space of privilege in art.








