How many things have happened on the boards of Café La Habana, Mexico CityA café to be protected, without Anglicisms or modern Scandinavian furniture. Here you find the same tables, the same waiters, and the same life as always. Although reality isn't always as it may initially appear, as Roberto Bolaño knew. This café has become a place of pilgrimage for the Chilean poet's still numerous legion of admirers. What would he have thought seeing hundreds of people with books in their bags retracing the scenes where he lived? He would surely have made a joke and perhaps sent them to the wrong café.

In 'Impossible Connections', Carla Turró and Jordi Nopca explore the links between two literary figures. This podcast uncovers the lives of characters as diverse as Rodoreda, Faulkner, Roig, Gornick and Salinger and connects them together. In chapter VIII of 'Impossible Connections' we bring together Joaquim Ruyra, a Catalan writer and poet who loved the sea (1858-1939), and Roberto Bolaño (1953-2003), a Chilean writer and poet, considered one of the most important voices in contemporary Latin American literature.