Julia Navarro, writer: "Uniform thinking is a form of censorship"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 03:50

Julia Navarro, born in Madrid in 1953, is a Spanish writer who describes each new novel project as a journey to the heart of the human condition. Her latest book takes her to the present, portraying a frantic world where citizens witness, without time to assimilate, social, political, professional and technological changes that have completely transformed society. Navarro warns that uniform thinking represents a form of censorship, suggesting that the homogenization of ideas limits debate and freedom of expression. The article presents these reflections of the Spanish author about the current world and the role of literature in exploring contemporary human experience.

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