Cesar Leo Marcus

Cesar Leo Marcus was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Doctor (PhD) in International Logistics and Foreign Trade, and Master (MBA) in Economic Sociology, he was professor of both chairs at the Universities of Madrid (Spain) and Cordoba (Argentina). A journalist, he publishes in newspapers in California, Miami, and New York. He is a writer, he published twelve books, and a literary editor, director of Windmills Editions. He currently resides in California.

Latin America

Cesar Leo Marcus06/08/2023
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The Pre-Columbian literature: Aztecs, Mayans, Incas

Before the arrival of the Spanish medieval culture from 1492 on, the peoples of America had their own literature. This…
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Latin America

Cesar Leo Marcus06/01/2023
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Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Mario Vargas Llosa, Two Literary Colossi

Mario Vargas Llosa, born on March 28, 1936 in Arequipa, Peru and Gabriel García Márquez, born on March 6, 1927…
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Literature

Cesar Leo Marcus05/26/2023
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Shakespeare and Cervantes, Two Literary Styles

We all know that Shakespeare and Cervantes are two giant exponents of the universal pen, however, despite having been contemporaries,…
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Popular culture

Cesar Leo Marcus05/18/2023
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A Library Tour

I recommend the great libraries of the world that, thanks to Gutenberg and his printing press, have accumulated millions of…
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Popular culture

Cesar Leo Marcus05/13/2023
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China is the New World Chess Champion

Ding Liren, 30, born in Zhejiang in the southeast of China, is the new World Chess Champion, as of April…
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The Environment

Cesar Leo Marcus04/25/2023
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From Seas to Deserts by Cesar Leo Marcus

The greed of the present leaves us without a future, because when the balance is not equitable, the gap drags…
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Popular culture

Cesar Leo Marcus04/02/2023
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Barbarossa

Frederick I of Hohenstaufen, called Barbarossa because of the color of his beard, was born in the year 1122 in…
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Popular culture

Cesar Leo Marcus03/24/2023
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Millennial Libraries from Uruk to Alexandria

The library of Alexandria as a cultural heritage building dates back to the year 3400 BC. Since 2022, the "Bibliotheca…
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Front page

Cesar Leo Marcus03/17/2023
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Runit Dome, the Radioactive Dump

The Dome is a hemispherical structure at sea level, in the north of the island of Runit, with a thickness…
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Front page

Cesar Leo Marcus03/11/2023
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Who Benefits from the Fall of China?

As the Berlin Wall fell and Russia imploded, dividing into dozens of countries, the Chinese Communist Party understood that, in…
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