Author/ Raquel G. Solís The authorship of the first jihadist attack in the history of Spain remains an unsolved mystery and still has more questions than answers. It was not on four suburban trains, at rush hour, at Atocha Station on 11 March 2004, but in the mid-1980s at the restaurant "El Descanso"
Persinger's scrapbook. Not exactly a pocket book. Photos: Columbia University Libraries. Although "scrapbook" can be translated in spanish as "álbum de fotos", the concept of "scrapbooking» which is nothing new, is broader, as it involves capturing memories, emotions or important events with the help of photographs, drawings, annotations and all sorts of embellishments.
Crhis' questions While browsing through the sites I usually read, I found this curiosity on the blog of the cartoonist Mike Lynch and I couldn't resist the temptation to steal it from him. Between the end of 1995 and the beginning of 1996, someone called Crhis asked about twenty cartoonists to answer the
Sidewalk Bubblegum, 9 years of Clay Butler cartoons When Clay Butler published his first cartoon in 1993, he promised himself that he would stop drawing as soon as he felt he had written and/or drawn everything he wanted to say. This is something many authors consider at some point. And that day came
Spanish-American War in cartoons *Spanish version oh this article. Spanish cartoons (La Correspondencia, Black and White, D.Quixote, Spanish Cuba) and Americans (The World NY, Herald) confronted in an "infographic" of the time. Source: The San Francisco Call, May 15, 1898, Page 18. The Spanish-American War (25 April to 12 August 1898), also known
