<![CDATA[Ara Balears in English - Siri Hustvedt]]> 10 <![CDATA[Hustvedt in Magaluf]]> A journalist suggested to Siri Hustvedt that her husband, Paul Auster, was probably the one writing her books. She, who never perceived this type of misogyny in her marriage, has come to understand that it is a "systemic" phenomenon and not a personal one. During her visit to the Magaluf Expanded Literature Festival (FLEM), she shared details that confirm that their relationship—also in the creative field—was deeply symbiotic.

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Siri Hustvedt's (Northfield, 1955) hands punctuate her speech, as serene as it is firm. They become calmer when she remembers her husband, the writer Paul Auster, who died in April 2024 and is the subject of her next book, Ghost stories, "one collage documentary" that has given him peace in his grief.

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