Ariana Harwicz

Ariana Harwicz was scheduled to participate in a talk at the festival but had her invitation rescinded after university activists complained about her views.

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859·Ireland· 2026-09-28

Ariana Harwicz spoke about the controversy after being removed from the literary festival for her defense of the State of Israel.

Clarín·Argentina· 2026-09-27

Ariana Harwicz was removed from a festival in Granada after pressures related to her positions on the cultural boycott of Israel.

Clarín·Argentina· 2026-09-26

Ariana Harwicz was removed from a cultural festival for refusing to boycott Israel.

Clarín·Argentina· 2026-09-26

Ariana Harwicz was disinvited from a cultural festival after political pressure, sparking a debate on freedom of expression.

El Universal·Mexico· 2026-09-25

Ariana Harwicz is supported by over 350 intellectuals after her exclusion from a festival in Granada.

Clarín·Argentina· 2026-09-23

Ariana Harwicz was excluded from the International Festival of Literature due to her public statements regarding Israeli presence in Palestinian territories.

Clarín·Argentina· 2026-09-21

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel 'Matate, amor', which is adapted into the film 'Die My Love'.

ידיעות אחרונות (Yedioth Ahronoth / ynet)·Israel· 2026-02-09

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the book 'Die, My Love', which was nominated for the Booker Prize.

Наша Ніва (Nasha Niva)·Belarus· 2025-12-07

The film is an adaptation of the book by Argentinian writer Ariana Harwicz.

The Sydney Morning Herald·Australia· 2025-11-07

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel on which Die My Love is based.

The Globe and Mail·Canada· 2025-11-02

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel Mátate, amor, which inspired the film Die, My Love.

El País·Spain· 2025-10-04

The film is based on the novel 'Mátate, amor' by Argentine writer Ariana Harwicz, which explores new perspectives on motherhood.

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889·Dominican Republic· 2025-09-26

Ariana Harwicz is an Argentine author who reflects on the complexities of human nature and morality in her writing.

El Observador·Uruguay· 2025-08-08

Ariana Harwicz is noted as an admired figure by Corral.

El Universo – major Ecuadorian daily, est. 1921·Ecuador· 2025-07-09

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel Die, My Love, which the film is based on.

Helsingin Sanomat·Finland· 2025-05-25

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel that is being adapted into a film, generating significant interest.

El Observador·Uruguay· 2025-05-21

Ariana Harwicz's novel 'Crève, mon amour' is the basis for the film 'Die my love'.

La Presse de Tunisie – major Tunisian francophone daily, est. 1936·Tunisia· 2025-05-20

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel 'Matate, amor', which inspired the film 'Die My Love'.

El Comercio·Peru· 2025-05-20

The film 'Die My Love' is based on a novel by Ariana Harwicz that tells the story of a new mother suffering from postpartum depression.

Hamshahri·Iran· 2025-05-18

Ariana Harwicz wrote the novel 'Matate, amor' which 'Die, My Love' is based on.

La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily·Honduras· 2025-05-18

Ariana Harwicz's works challenge traditional expectations of women through innovative prose.

Clarín·Argentina· 2025-03-08

Ariana Harwicz wrote the book that inspired the play Matate amor.

El Observador·Uruguay· 2025-02-19

Ariana Harwicz is the author of the novel that inspired the play 'Precoz', directed by Lorena Vega.

Clarín·Argentina· 2025-02-12