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The first event of this year will take place on Tuesday 4 February, at 20.00, with Javier Reverte in Salvador García Aguilar Library
Javier Reverte, Valérie Tasso, Megan Maxwell, Blue Jeans, Michel Houellebecq and Mara Torres make up the repertoire of the eighth cycle Writers Literary Encounters in ink 2014, organized by the Municipality of Molina de Segura, in collaboration with the Caixa .
The cycle has been presented at a press conference, Thursday January 30, at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Region of Murcia.
Attended by the Mayor of Molina de Segura, Eduardo Contreras Linares, the Director General of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Francisco Gimenez Grace, Councillor for Culture, Mariola Martinez Robles, and the coordinator of the cycle, the journalist and writer Lola Grace.
The first event of this year will take place on Tuesday 4 February at 20.00 pm in Salvador García Aguilar Library (in Chorrico Avenue, No. 44), with the Spaniard Javier Reverte.
Back in April, the presence of the French essayist and novelist Michel Houellebecq, whose novels became landmarks of the new French narrative of the late twentieth and early twenty-first century.
The coordinator of the cycle, Lola Grace, has highlighted the "special complication of getting every year authors profile Writing in ink, known by the general public authors and an outstanding track record, since the Library Salvador García Aguilar have passed all they are in the Spanish literary scene, with some exceptions. "
"Therefore, he adds, the cycle goes international for the first time, and is a line that we intend to continue to learn about these other writers also read and whose work has a significant impact on the world."
In previous editions have passed through Molina de Segura some of the most prominent writers of national and international scene, great figures of literature, as Ana Maria Matute, Eduardo Mendoza, Alfredo Bryce Echenique, Ian Gibson, Andrew Trapiello, Enrique Vila-Matas , Zoé Valdés, Javier Cercas, Rosa Montero, Juan Jose Millas, Lorenzo Silva and Fernando Savater, among others.
CYCLE
WRITERS IN INK 2014
Program
Tuesday, 4 February, 20.00 h.
Salvador García Aguilar Library.
JAVIER REVERTE
(Madrid, 1944)
Thirty years of journalism have tanned him to be one of the best writers of travel books of our country.
Famous for his trilogy of Africa, Javier Reverte's that adventurous in which we all want to convert.
He lives next to a suitcase, which does not prevent him also type another novel (so far, has 10), also poetry, memoirs, biographies and journalistic works as Welcome to Hell.
Days of Sarajevo (1994).
His pen has discovered the secrets of Central America, the Amazon to the Arctic and Alaska.
Where we will travel to your next book?
Thursday 6 March, 20.00 h.
Salvador García Aguilar Library.
VALÉRIE TASSO
(Region of Champagne-Ardenne, France, 1969)
Revolutionized our country's literary scene in 2003 with his Journal of a nymphomaniac, whose protagonist lives for sex, which leads to the tortuous experience situations and even prostitution.
Valérie Tasso has a degree in Economics and Foreign Languages ​​and apart from work in different media (Canal Sur, La 2) as an expert on issues of gender, has written Paris la nuit, The other side of sex (Mondadori) and Antimanual sex.
His work has been translated into more than 15 languages.
His latest book is titled The Valérie method.
Friday, March 28, 20.00 h.
Salvador García Aguilar Library.
MEGAN MAXWELL
(Nuremberg, Germany, 1965)
Born in Germany, of Toledo mother and American father, is currently based in Madrid Spanish writer of romantic literature.
Although publishes both contemporary and historical novel, stands out as one of the main representatives of romantic chick lit subgenre in Spain.
Despite having written fifteen novels of different genres (such as thriller, fantasy, drama and romantic literature), success came in 2009 when China Machine Seville publisher decided to publish his work I'll said.
Thursday 3 April, 20.00 h.
BLUE JEANS
(Seville, late twentieth century)
Francisco de Paula Fernandez, better known by his pseudonym Blue Jeans is one of the authors of juvenile literature with more pull and projection in our country.
Studied journalism but childhood and adolescence was spent writing.
In 2008 he created his blog Songbook Paula, had a role in seeing the light and becoming a phenomenon of popularity and sales.
That first novel became a trilogy.
He has also written another trilogy that begins in Buenos morning, princess!
and continues to not smile and I fall in love with you Can I dream?
Monday, April 28, 20.00 h.
Salvador García Aguilar Library.
MICHEL HOUELLEBECQ
(Saint-Pierre, Réunion, an overseas department of France, 1958)
His work is full of sound bites that will take your breath away.
For example: "We must not fear to happiness, it does not exist."
His style raised hackles, especially when he published his second novel The Elementary Particles, Platform and with both he identified as milestones of the new French narrative of the twentieth century and early twenty-first.
Some critics have pointed to it, "says nasty things and also the filthy says appétit.".
Michel Houellebecq's Goncourt prize for the book The map and the territory, which admitted some texts taken from the French Wikipedia.
Friday, May 9, 20.00 h.
Salvador García Aguilar Library.
MARA TORRES
(Madrid, 1974)
Of all the guests Writing in ink, Mara Torres is having closer links with Molina de Segura, since IV was Setenil Award finalist with the work entitled Without you.
This journalist and writer known popularity after becoming leader of the nights in the SER with Loose talk (2006).
His first publication relates precisely to this program, which collects anecdotes thereof.
Since then, we find in the 2 of RTVE.
In 2013 came its consolidation as a writer being one of the most promising finalists Imaginary Planet with life.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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