Here's a general reviewer.

All my views are provisional. Like the bertsolaris, put the theme and throw it away. Almost everything I can say is a verse, but I'm not able to write two pages about almost anything.

That's why your ears are warm?

Those who are aligned find it hard to argue with those who are not aligned, and I have given six different votes in these years. If we add to this that the one who has 1% of disconformity in this village is considered sold on the other sidewalk...

Talk about literature and peace!

Literature? Very few people care a lot, but most don't care about anything.

Were the debates around the Euskadi Awards not like the World Wars?

I find it ridiculous to spend so much force on such a small cake. Sadly, Sarrionandia has broken the schemes, because if I tell you that I have seen one who refused to be a finalist of the Euskadi Prize participate in the Spanish National Prize...

In the name of journalistic ethics, I would command you to stop shaking old rags and talking about old age, the central theme of your latest novel!

Society, rather than fear, abhors aging. It can't be old, nobody wants to be old, and it's pathetic what we do to rejuvenate the image from a certain age. We lack ideology about aging.

“We’ve aged, and we don’t settle...” Is a new version fashionable?

Do the test: appearance, say to your peer that looks younger and 100% believe and thank you. Since when does the word “old” have a negative connotation? Were not those over the age of one at the top of society before?

And you're about to turn 65 and still without a fixed job!

But today, who has a steady, secure job? I finished 3 Marías because from morning to night I became a mileurist. I know that this is the price of freedom. I know that these anxieties are the ones that prevent him from living in freedom.

I thought that for a writer, freedom was that when presenting the book, theories appeared that nobody understands.

A writer does not know what he did, but what he wanted to do. So instead of throwing away so many sermons, let's leave our work to the people, and let the readers say whether what we've done is worth it or not.