Berna González-Harbour at the Lanzarote Literature Festival
At the Lanzarote Literature Festival, journalist and author Berna González-Harbour will discuss how fiction helps us to understand contemporary conflicts. The topics covered will include memory, truth and ethical dilemmas, exploring the spectrum from crime fiction to literary prose. The discussion is aimed at literature enthusiasts and will be moderated by festival director Carlos Battaglini. Admission is free, but registration via fdll.es is required.
Tuesday20October 2026
When
Tuesday 20 October 2026, 19:30
Where
Centro Cívico El Fondeadero, C. Lanzarote, 1, 35510 Puerto del Carmen
Centro Cívico El Fondeadero, C. Lanzarote, 1, 35510 Puerto del Carmen
Centro Cívico El Fondeadero, C. Lanzarote, 1, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Tías · Get directions
The event is a moderated discussion with Berna González-Harbour at the Centro Cívico El Fondeadero in Puerto del Carmen. It will focus on her literary career, the relationship between journalism and fiction, and the role of literature in interpreting reality. Carlos Battaglini, director of the Lanzarote Literature Festival, will moderate the discussion.
González-Harbour works as a journalist and author, and in her work she combines contemporary themes with narrative forms ranging from crime fiction to literary prose. Her novels mentioned include “Verano en rojo”, “Margen de error”, “El sueño de la razón” and “Qué fue de los Lighthouse”. She has been awarded the Premio Dashiell Hammett and works as a columnist and analyst for “El País”.
The discussion begins at 19:30. Admission is free, but prior registration via the festival website is required.
Last checked on 30 September 2026 at 22:12. Source: Islas24.
