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Editora i escriptora. Autora de La historia de los vertebrados / La història dels vertebrats i Esta cosa de tinieblas / Això tan tenebrós 🍉
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🫂 La cultura és una eina per millorar el benestar emocional i la salut mental.
▶️ Recuperem algunes de les reflexions de la jornada «Actius culturals per a la salut mental: de l’evidència a l’acció», que ha reunit professionals dels àmbits cultural, sanitari, social i comunitari per compartir experiències i reflexionar sobre la connexió entre cultura i salut mental.
Organitzat per la @gencat, amb la col·laboració del @teatrelliure, l’acte s’ha celebrat en el marc del Pacte Nacional de Salut Mental.
12 Nov 2026
Els braços.
10 Nov 2026
Al curs ‘El món com a manicomi’ la @margp ens parlava del braç com a símbol a través de Sara Ahmed i ens compartia un fragment sobre el braç i el fer vaga que us deixem per aquí.
Ens llegeix un fragment de l’assaig ‘Viure una vida feminista’ de Sara Ahmed amb traducció d’Anna Llisterri a @tigrepaper .
05 Nov 2026
“The spectacle of Lindsay Clancy’s trial offered endless opportunities to judge a mother and remarkably few to consider what keeping her and her children alive might have required,” @jamiesonwebster writes for CULTURED. “I felt myself in her place—being over-medicated, endlessly diagnosed, denied help for every conceivable reason, desperate in the face of a crying baby and my own mind gone rogue, failing to kill myself adequately, and then mercilessly prosecuted in front of the world, having my devastating actions paraded in front of me.”
For the latest installment of her column Neurotica, Webster takes the Lindsay Clancy trial as the starting point for a wider reflection on postpartum psychosis, the price of care, and our evolving relationship to empathy. She is joined in conversation by former Spanish parliament member Mar García Puig (@margp), whose book, ‘The History of the Vertebrate: On Madness and Motherhood,’ was recently translated into English. García Puig gave birth to premature twins the same day she was elected to the government in 2015. What followed was a harrowing experience with postpartum illness that inspired her to start researching its long history of institutionalization.
In a sprawling conversation at the link in bio, García Puig and Webster discuss the book, how the Lindsay Clancy trial was treated by the media and feminist movement alike, and why motherhood is always an extreme experience.
03 Nov 2026
En aquest curs, l’escriptora i editora Mar García Puig @margp , parteix de la definició de Goffman i el paral·lelisme entre psiquiàtric i patriarcat. Però allà on Goffman no assenyala cap camí, aquí reflexionarem sobre les formes de resistència que les dones hem trobat en la literatura. Autores com Janet Frame, Marguerite Duras, Alda Merini o Sylvia Plath han relatat en la seva literatura com el món ha suposat per a elles un gran manicomi on la seva llibertat i creativitat s’han vist limitades, tant de manera material com simbòlica, i han trobat en l’escriptura una eina de resistència i supervivència enfront a la mortificació del jo. En aquestes quatre sessions navegarem per la seva literatura i en gèneres com la narrativa d’ingressades o el gòtic per traçar aquest relat del món com un manicomi per a les dones.
📅 Del 4 novembre al 25 de novembre, dimecres de 18.30 a 20 h, en modalitat presencial i online
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20 Oct 2026
Estrenamos sección con @margp: “Locas y leídas”, donde nos presentará a grandes desquiciadas de la literatura… Empezamos hablando de un diagnóstico muy frecuente y muy feminizado: el TLP
🎧Nuevo episodio de @_amiguers, disponible en todas las plataformas de podcasting: “Locas y leídas: Mujeres TLP, las nuevas histéricas”
29 Sep 2026
El pasado 22 de mayo tuvo lugar en la Llibreria Finestres de Barcelona la presentación de Anuncios (La uÑa RoTa, 2026), la novela póstuma e inédita de Camila Cañeque, encontrada entre sus archivos personales.
La presentación contó con la participación del periodista y escritor Xavi Ayén y la editora y escritora Mar García Puig, quienes conversaron sobre la escritura, los temas y las resonancias de la novela.
Como dijo Mar García Puig: ¨Al leer el libro de Camila es imposible no pensar que aquí el lenguaje performa, pero que sobre todo lo que performa es el silencio. Esta es una novela donde el silencio habla y lo bueno del silencio”. “(...) es que a cada uno le dice cosas diferentes”. “Cualquier exploración del lenguaje es también una exploración del silencio”. Resalta que a ella le “llama mucho esta construcción lingüística de los diálogos, esta especie de perfección que consigue simplemente a través del diálogo, porque esta es una novela de diálogos y con acotaciones simplemente.”
Comentó que “los libros te pueden gustar, muchos libros que gusten te pueden entretener, te pueden conmover, pero libros que te interesen, no hay tantos. Interesar en un sentido artístico, conceptual, narrativo, literario.”
Xavi Ayén, a su vez, dijo que Camila, en Anuncios, “hizo una exploración del género de la novela y de lo que significa”.
Subrayó: “Creo que es una novela como no hay otra, no la podemos englobar, no podemos decir que hoy en la literatura española actual hay este grupo de autores que están trabajando esto. Este es el valor de Camila, que quiso hacer algo nuevo no solo en su arte, sino también en la literatura ”.
Además, la escritora Marta Carnicero realizó lecturas de fragmentos del libro.
¡Gracias a Mar García Puig, Xavi Ayen y Marta Carnicero por formar parte de este acto! ¡Y también gracias a la Llibreria Finestres por acoger este evento!
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18 Sep 2026
Aquesta tardor impartiré aquest curs a l’Institut d’Humanitats, al CCCB.
Es pot cursas tant en modalitat online com presencial, i totes dues modalitats permeten l’accés als vídeos de les sessions (en directe i en diferit) fins al 25 de febrer de 2027.
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04.11.2026
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25.11.2026
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De 18.30 a 20.00 h
Més informació al link de la bio
03 Sep 2026
‘The History of the Vertebrate: On Madness and Motherhood’ (out with @presspeninsula) starts with an unforgettable scene: on the evening the author gives birth to her first-borns, twins, she has also been elected to Spanish Parliament as a member of the left-wing party Podemos, the first party to challenge the bipartidism that has long ruled Spanish politics. But what should have been a day of overwhelming happiness turned overbearing and nightmarish as reality started to slip away from her in the hospital bed and the pressures brought upon her two new roles started to close in around her.
In the months following, @margp experienced an acute form of hypochondria that obstructed her from carrying out her normal life. In her own words: she went mad.
Mar García Puig sits down, on the occasion of Worms 12, with @arcadiamolinas to talk about feminism and time, Euripides and maternal pain, and whether madness is contextual or transhistorical.
In conversation with her, she brings her erudition to bear upon maternity and how it influences conceptions around femininity as a whole. Translated into English three years after its original release, the book is reaching new audiences and impacting a wider readership with its urgent excavation.
27 Aug 2026
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19 Aug 2026
São Paolo no se acaba nunca.
(<<História dos vertebrados>> entre os melhores livros do semestre>> segundo Globo 🫶)
04 Aug 2026
Writer, editor and former Podemos politician Mar García Puig (@margp) joins Backstory Bookshop to discuss the new translation of her book The History of the Vertebrate. Join us on September 10th at 6PM to discuss her memoir on postpartum madness. In conversation with translator and writer Rose Bialer @rosebialer
On a single day, García Puig gave birth to twins and was elected to the Spanish Parliament as a member of the insurgent left-wing party Podemos. What might have been the best day of her life became the start of a terrifying ordeal: García Puig’s grip on reality began to slip as she grappled with uncertainty, the weight of expectation and misogyny in both of her new roles as mother and politician. In defiance of a culture that told her the problem lies within, García Puig chose to look outwards, examining the imbrication of madness and motherhood across centuries of science, myth and politics, while dissecting the ways in which women have been pathologized and banished from public life.
Originally published in Catalan in 2023, and translated into English by Mara Faye Lethem, The History of the Vertebrate is a searing account of postpartum madness. The book was met with success and has been translated into Spanish, French, English and Brazilian Portuguese.
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01 Aug 2026
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