Valencian Roses Invade Europe
Castell d’Alaquàs is a rose created by the Valencian nursery businesswoman and researcher Matilde Ferrer. She could have called it by any other name, but wanted to pay homage to…
Valencian Physicist Receives International Awards
Valencian physicist Pablo Jarillo-Herrero has been awarded the Wolf Prize by the Israeli government. He previously received the The Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Prize from the American Physical Society…
Shining Light on Sorolla’s Early Life
Trying to track down Joaquin Sorolla in Valencia is mostly a thankless task, and it may be better to focus on his paintings, some of which can still be seen…
Elizabeth Maclennan
I woke up, one freezing winter’s day, exhausted by my four hour commute to the biggest law firm in Edinburgh. What was I doing with my life? What did the…
Monumental Music
Ars Magna Live! a new and suggestive way of living and feeling music, where you are the protagonist. Immerse yourself in unique spaces, monuments full of spirituality that contain a…
Victor Santos Triumphs in Japan
Víctor Santos Montesinos is one of the world’s top comic artists (comic in the drawing not the laughing sense). He studied at the Polytechnic Fine Arts Faculty and soon started…
Rugby: Valencia Hurracanes Launch
Launch of Valencia Huracanes puts Valencia on the International Rugby League Map Newly formed rugby league team Valencia Hurracanes debut this Saturday against visiting English Championship side Featherstone Rovers in…
Sorolla Museum, Madrid
One of the advantages of writing in a newspaper is that people often send you stuff. One such example was when a publisher sent me a copy of the novel…
For Whom it Doesn’t Toll
From January 1st 2020 the A7 motorway between Tarragona and Alicante is toll-less, untolled, detolled or whatever. From now on drivers can drive down to the delightful Costa Blanca or…
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