Alejandro Zambra (Santiago de Chile, 1975) waits sitting in the library of the IES Rosalía de Castro, in the Galician capital. It is precisely that educational center that has just awarded him the XXVIII San Clemente Prize as a novel for his book Children’s Literature (Anagrama, 2023). Zambra seeks to be precise in his answers. None of them seems coincidental, nor is it the reflection on childhood that permeates most of his work.
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Alejandro Zambra (Santiago de Chile, 1975) waits sitting in the library of the IES Rosalía de Castro, in the Galician capital. It is precisely that educational center that has just awarded him the XXVIII San Clemente Prize as a novel for his book Children’s Literature (Anagrama, 2023). Zambra seeks to be precise in his answers. None of them seems coincidental, nor is it the reflection on childhood that permeates most of his work.