Celebrate the Women Writers' Day with Emilia Pardo Bazán

The Miguel de Cervantes Virtual Library provides an overview of the author's life (in Spanish). It also includes a timeline with additional audiovisual and multimedia material.

The main initiative of this campaign organized by the Spanish Government's Directorate-General of Books and Promotion of Reading is a six-episode podcast series of interviews with specialists to analyse the author's life and works (in Spanish).

A dramatization of Pardo Bazán's life with readings of excerpts of some her stories by leading lights of the Spanish stage (in Spanish).

In this area of the Miguel de Cervantes Virtual Library you can consult archive images of the writer's personal life, in addition to related videos with expert commentary.

The aim of this data project is to promote the open-access bibliographic information available in the catalogue of the National Library of Spain (BNE). It contains the writer's works, as well as biographies and additional information about specific aspects of her literary career.

A 360º tour of the Pardo Bazán historic house museum, in La Coruña, where you can see reproductions of several rooms of the writer's family house and personal items.

A Spanish television documentary series in which each episode focuses on the life of a woman who played a leading role in history. It presents a biography of the author of The House of Ulloa, covering her childhood, her relationship with naturalism and her opposition to some of the period's conventions.

A Spanish podcast marking the centenary of Emilia Pardo Bazán's passing with various experts. It covers aspects such as her relationship with music and the Wagnerian movement, and also includes letters and other texts written by the novelist and a recording of the journalist Tomás Borrás, who knew her shortly before her death.

The Miguel de Cervantes Virtual Library portal offers many examples of the writer's oeuvre in their original Spanish, allowing readers to discover the different facets of her career, such as her work as a magazine editor and literary critic.

Considered to be one of the first examples of naturalism in Spain, it tells the story of Amparo, a woman who works in a tobacco factory in La Coruña, against the backdrop of the Glorious Revolution.

As a literary naturalism neophyte, Pardo Bazán published a series of news articles (subsequently published in book form under this title), which scandalized a society unaccustomed to women publicly expressing their opinions.

One of the writer's superlative works and the crowning achievement of the Spanish literary naturalism movement. It offers a brutally realistic portrayal of Galicia's rural life and aristocracy.

This blog post provides a list of 19 books by Emilia Pardo Bazán freely available at the Hispanic Digital Library (BDH) in EPUB format.

This online digital library offers audio recordings of books in the public domain free of charge. Although the majority are in English, there is a Spanish section with around 281 recordings of classic texts, including the works of Pardo Bazán.

A 1985 series co-produced by TVE and RAI, the Spanish and Italian public television corporations, based on the novel by Pardo Bazán. The stellar cast includes Fernando Rey, Omero Antonutti, Charo López, Victoria Abril and José Luis Gómez.

Madrid's municipal newspaper and periodicals archive has compiled the reports published by Emilia Pardo Bazán in La Ilustración Artística between 30 September 1895 and 18 December 1916. Discover the writer's journalistic facet.

The author founded this literary collection to enable her contemporaries to access important international texts on feminism.

An article published in Spanish in 1916 in the illustrated magazine Nuevo Mundo, which pays homage to Pardo Bazán.

An article published in Spanish in Nuevo Mundo in 1911 featuring Pardo Bazán, along with other key figures such as Marie Curie.

In the contemporary life section of the magazine La Ilustración Artística, Emilia Pardo Bazán speaks out on women's rights.