Panoramic illustration of an exploratory landscape beneath a star-filled sky. A moon illuminates the mountains while an airship and a telescope evoke navigation, scientific curiosity and intellectual exploration. Celestial paths represent the dialogue between literature, thought and culture.

Literature, Thought and Culture

Jules Verne is a journal devoted to the exploration of ideas, literature and cultural expression. Its editorial vision rests on a simple conviction: knowledge is enriched when different perspectives engage in dialogue, challenge established views and open new possibilities for interpretation.

The journal welcomes research articles, essays, reviews, criticism, interviews, dialogues and literary works. Its contents seek to introduce readers to new perspectives, revisit significant works and debates, and encourage an active engagement with contemporary intellectual and cultural production.

Emerging from the Jules Verne Reading Club and connected with the cultural activities of the Isaac Asimov Cultural Association (ACIA), within the Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería community in Peru, this editorial initiative seeks to foster intellectual exchange and contribute to a community committed to reading, reflection and creative expression.