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| The program is carried out through the Municipal Network of Libraries and it will be the literary authors who access the houses of readers through social networks, on the occasion of the confinement by COVID-19 | The Molina de Segura City Council, through the Municipal Network of Libraries of the Department of Culture (#CulturaenCasa), wants to carry out at home the Book Spring 2020 #MolinaenCasa from April 20 to May 8, during the state of confinement domiciliary caused by COVID-19.
It will be an atypical Book Spring, due to the extraordinary situation created by the spread of the coronavirus and the need to prevent new infections.
Readers, instead of going to meet the authors, will be the ones who access their homes.
It will only be necessary to walk through social networks: on Twitter (@ BibliotecaMerc1), on Facebook (Biblioteca Mercedes Mendoza), on YouTube (Culture at home Molina de Segura), and those who want to communicate with the Municipal Library Network, in the email library @ moliadesegura.esThe Mayor of the town, Esther Clavero Mira, said a few days ago in her institutional statement that she wanted to acknowledge the responsibility of the vast majority of the citizens of Moldova in these days of confinement.
"To continue working for the entire population is a maxim in our daily work; Molina and the people of Molino find an answer in all municipal areas: social services, education, security, youth ...
and in culture, too.
Molina de Segura is a great city ??with a large active population very participative and, as we said at the time, we are unstoppable, nothing, no one, will stop us, "said the Mayor.Every year in the week of International Book Day, April 23, the Book Spring is celebrated in Molina de Segura, whose programming includes book presentations, storytelling and other literary activities.
It is the starting point for authors from Molines and other parts of the Region of Murcia to present their literary novelties, paying special attention to that April 23, as it will be done this year.And this is the schedule:Monday, April 20: presentation of the robotic sex online book.
The following spoke: Pedro Pujante, Pedro Diego Gil López, Toñy Riquelme García and Francisco Javier Illán Vivas.A collective book that is located in the future perhaps not too far away and that has love and sex between humans and robots as its leitmotiv.
The edition is in charge of Pedro Pujante and includes twenty authors; among them, in addition to the presenters, Pedro Amorós, María Zarago-za, Félix Díaz, Klaus S.
Neumann, Miguel Ángel de Rus, Teresa Iturriaga Osa, Ana Zarzuelo and Margarita Wanceulen.Tuesday, April 21: the writer Paloma Sánchez Garnica dedicates a few words to her readers.
And storytelling activity.Sánchez-Garnica narrates her own biography as if she were a fairy tale character herself: her family life, her discovery of the classics, the Chamberí neighborhood, her boyfriend Manolo, the summers in Salou and Santander ...
The Three Wounds (2012) and The sonata of silence, from which a series of TVE was made, were his consecration.
My memory is stronger than your forgetfulness earned him the 2016 Fernando Lara Award.Wednesday, April 22: presentation of Mortales' online book.
21 stories of travel to the other neighborhood, by Antonio J.
Ruiz Munuera.The writer Antonio Ruiz Munuera (Lorca, 1966), who lives in Molina de Segura, has had a brilliant literary career, with titles such as La luz de Yosemite (finalist for the Desnivel and Setenil awards), Ojo de pez (Nostromo award) and La wrath of the insect (José María de Pereda award).
Mortales is an ironic and irreverent book against the rituals of death, but it is also, at the same time, a song to life.Thursday, April 23: Book Day #MolinaenCasa.
Throughout the day, received congratulatory messages, storytelling, poetry recitals, etc.
will be issued.
Start of an activity on said Day: You know what ...BOOK DAY #MolinaenCasaInternational Book Day is a commemoration celebrated worldwide with the aim of promoting reading, the publishing industry and the protection of intellectual property through copyright.Since 1995, at the proposal of Unesco, on April 23, International Book Day has been celebrated because it is the date that coincides with the death of Miguel de Cervantes, William Shakespeare and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega.
The purpose of this celebration implemented by UNESCO is to introduce young people to the benefits of reading in cultural enrichment, helping them to learn different ways of thinking.
As well as recognizing the important contribution of the authors to social and cultural progress.More than ever, at a time when we must stay home, we can use the power of reading to combat isolation, strengthen ties between people, expand our horizons, while stimulating our minds and creativity.
Through reading and celebrating World Book and Copyright Day on April 23, we can open up to others despite the distance, and travel thanks to the imagination.And this is the special schedule for this April 23, 2020:Friday, April 24: presentation of the story online The tales of Aubergine and Bajoca, by Domingo Pérez and Rocío La Pequena.
And activity Do you know… about Book Day.Storytelling by Domingo Pérez, music therapist and story therapist, who accompanied by his guitar will take us on "a trip on the Bus of Joy, exploring the Universe of Emotions".
With stories illustrated by Rocío La Pequena, such as The Moon Wants to Sing, Careful the Bear, Salad of Emotions, Snowman, The Wounded Bird and The Forest of Fireflies.Monday, April 27: online presentation of Cuadernos de tierra, by Manuel Moyano.A non-fiction novel on the art of walking that narrates six long journeys on foot through the Southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, alternating them with the investigation of three unusual events that the author encountered on his journey: a serial killer, an execution in the mountains and a hidden Nazi.
By the author of Magical Dietary and Yegorov's Empire, finalist novel of the Herralde Prize.Wednesday, April 29: online presentation of issue 54 of the literary magazine Molínea.The veteran collective of writers and writers Molínea, who has already edited more than fifty booklets with stories, poems, essays and drawings of its components, is on time for his already classic spring appointment with readers.
Juan Espallardo, Pedro Vera Sánchez, O.
Pedro Bárcenas Ondo, Manuela Martínez Ortiz, Juan Serrano, Isabel Grima, Sergio Reyes Puerta, Irel Faustina Bermejo, Antonio Gaspar Alarcón Felices and Josefina Pérez Amorós participate in this number.Wednesday, May 6: online presentation of Petri, the sparrow squat, by Antonio Sánchez.Antonio Sánchez, a teacher during the 70s in the Barcelona working-class neighborhood of La Vinyala, traveled through Europe performing various trades.
He returned to Murcia and for 28 years worked at the CEIP Ntra.
Sra.
De Fátima and later at the IES Vega del Táder.
Petri, the sparrow squat is his second book.
Lorenzo finds Petri on the sidewalk, fallen from his nest and almost lifeless.
Welcomed by her family, she will also live with the Tula and Iker dogs and live many adventures.Friday, May 8: online presentation of the novels 22 arcanes and Esa maldita Eva, by Irel Faustina Bermejo.Irel Faustina Bermejo (Molina de Segura) is a Primary teacher and a master in performing arts from the University of Murcia, a yoga, theater, tai-chi and reiki instructor.
Actress in the group Teatro Europeo Nueva Era and a tireless cultural entertainer.
He has published four poetry books and has appeared in different collective books and anthologies.
He publishes in the Revista Literaria Molínea, of which he is a founding member.
Coordinate, in Molina de Segura, the event Grito de Mujer.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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