Although journalism and literature share a long and complex history, it took many years for the relationship between the two to be considered the object of academic study. Already at the end of the 19th century, what would later be known as literary journalism was practiced in different countries. Since then and until now, these relationships have not been without controversy. But they have also been and are enriching for both disciplines and have given rise to a wide diversity of texts. These range from the first chronicles to the new narratives of the digital age that, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, are proliferating thanks to new technologies. The proposed monograph accepts all kinds of proposals that address the interaction between journalism and literature.