29 August 2026 · Sara Marugan
Three copies of my book, at the UAB Humanities Library
This article was machine-translated from Sara's Catalan original. The writing is hers; the translation has not been reviewed by a person. Read the Catalan original →
This week I took three copies of my book Ramon Llull com mai te l'han explicat to the Humanities Library of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
The donation came from a request by Dr Alexander Fidora, who wrote to ask whether the UAB library might have a copy of the book, on behalf of himself, Dr Jaume Mensa and their students.
Being asked by the two people who wrote the foreword is one of the loveliest things that could have happened to me. That is why I took three copies and not one: so that both of them have one and, above all, so that one stays in the library's collection, within reach of anyone studying there. If more are needed, I will gladly bring them.
I want to thank Dr Fidora and Dr Mensa for their trust, and the library staff for receiving the books.
And allow me something personal. I spent hours and years studying in this library, back when I was the one coming to borrow books. Returning to leave one of my own closes a circle I did not even know had opened. It is a dream come true, and I do not say that lightly.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Cover photo: «Humanities & Arts Faculty Library», by Toniher (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0). It is the UAB Humanities Library.
