Summary
In this first episode of our collection First Season, Carolina Sanín presents a critical essay about our favorite home appliance, that eye that guards and forms us while we rest or work. Its power extends beyond the room and crosses borders, continents. We turn it on when we want, but only the television decides when we’ll disconnect.
Data sheet
Category: Literary essay
ISBN: 978-958-8969-96-1
Publication date: 6/9/2019
Extent: 48
Format: 12 x 16 cm
Carolina Sanín. Is a Colombian writer, author of the books Todo en otra parte (2005), Los niños (2014), Ponqué y otros cuentos (2010), Yosoyu (2013) and Alto rendimiento (2016), the children’s books Dalia (2010) and La gata sola (2018), the biographical essay Alfonso X, el Rey Sabio (2009), the critical anthology Pasajes de Fernando González (2015) and the book Somos luces abismales (2018). She is Ph. D. on Hispanic literature from Yale University and also has been literature professor in SUNY Purchase, Los Andes University and National University of Colombia. Carolina has wrote in El Espectador, Semana.com, Semana Sostenible, Credencial, Vice and Arcadia.