Dear Friends
Next Thursday, February 3, 2011 , at 20.30 hours , is hosting the book launch Guide nonexistent places of Paz Gago José María published by Pygmalion Edypro at the Library Arenas (Canton Small, 25. 15003 A Coruña. Tel: 981 222 442).
Speakers at the event:
María Canosa, writer,
Alfredo Conde, writer and Nobel National Literature
Basilio Rodríguez Cañada , editor and president of the PEN Club of Spain, and
José Maria Paz Gago , author of the book.
Next Thursday, February 3, 2011 , at 20.30 hours , is hosting the book launch Guide nonexistent places of Paz Gago José María published by Pygmalion Edypro at the Library Arenas (Canton Small, 25. 15003 A Coruña. Tel: 981 222 442).
Speakers at the event:
María Canosa, writer,
Alfredo Conde, writer and Nobel National Literature
Basilio Rodríguez Cañada , editor and president of the PEN Club of Spain, and
José Maria Paz Gago , author of the book.
I hope.
Pygmalion Edypro
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28020 Madrid Phone: 91 535 41 13 - Fax: 91 535 70 53
Email: info@pigmalionedypro.es
Pygmalion Edypro
C /. Bravo Murillo, 123 - 3. No Left.
28020 Madrid Phone: 91 535 41 13 - Fax: 91 535 70 53
Email: info@pigmalionedypro.es
José Maria Paz Gago
After the success Manual of love poems princesses (Madrid, SIAL, 2005) translated into French, Macedonian, Arabic, Romanian (Lucien Blaga Excellence Award in Poetry Festival in Alba Iulia, Transylvania) and Latvian, José Maria Paz Gago offers this Guide nonexistent places with his vision of some of the cities and places that have marked his professional and personal journey. Associate Professor at the Université d'Abidjan (Ivory Coast), Visiting Fellow at the University of Paris 3-Sor-bonne Nouvelle or Professor of Comparative Literature at the Universidade da Coruña, are these some of the urban environments that shape their existence flyer and his work of creation. Writer, cultural manager and specializes in comparative study of the relationship of literature to the Arts and Technology, especially with film, fashion and luxury, Paz Gago is principal investigator of the Research Group LiteCom (Literature and communication technologies) and Secretary General of the International Associaton for Semiotic Studies.
After the success Manual of love poems princesses (Madrid, SIAL, 2005) translated into French, Macedonian, Arabic, Romanian (Lucien Blaga Excellence Award in Poetry Festival in Alba Iulia, Transylvania) and Latvian, José Maria Paz Gago offers this Guide nonexistent places with his vision of some of the cities and places that have marked his professional and personal journey. Associate Professor at the Université d'Abidjan (Ivory Coast), Visiting Fellow at the University of Paris 3-Sor-bonne Nouvelle or Professor of Comparative Literature at the Universidade da Coruña, are these some of the urban environments that shape their existence flyer and his work of creation. Writer, cultural manager and specializes in comparative study of the relationship of literature to the Arts and Technology, especially with film, fashion and luxury, Paz Gago is principal investigator of the Research Group LiteCom (Literature and communication technologies) and Secretary General of the International Associaton for Semiotic Studies.
Guide nonexistent places
This new collection of poems by José Maria Paz Gago, Guide to places nonexistent, delves into his personal poetic universe, where the scenery was constructed by evoking imaginary literary, romantic or erotic, and almost festive always joyful. Cities that parade through this book are not targets urban areas but surreal experience, subjective experiences of Paris or Cartagena de Indias, Buenos Aires, Bogotá or Barcelona, \u200b\u200bcaptured in graphic descriptions dream, flashing snapshots or full of sensual scenes plasticity. Imaginary fields, although vivid, vivid, that have marked the journey of the nomadic writer, this tireless traveler here conveys its cosmopolitan personal cartography. Therefore, this unique guide leads us through the territories of the children, from birth Celanova, dear land of poets and letraheridos at Pontedeume of unforgettable summers and other common urban geographic settings in your life, specifically in the exotic Abidjan, in the novels Marineda or no less pardobazaniana Bastiagueiro beach. Miami, New Orleans, Timisoara, Slanic-Moldova, Cyprus and Mexico City are all scales of poetic odyssey recreates this magical places and landscapes in which the lyric essence goes far beyond the factual existence, so much so that here also take center stage non-places. Following the successful
Handbook love princesses (Madrid, Sial, 2005), poems translated into more than a dozen languages, Paz Gago now offers this compendium of insights and emotions to guide us through their sensory world and plastic, literary connotations and poetic suggestions. True to their strategies metarhetoric features the lyrical speech of this guide places exist remains true to the irony and humorous nod to the coexistence of cultism or intertext scholar with the latest phrases and expressions. A book to discover the topography of love, which many readers will see others have designed and used as a guide personal, introspective and external, to chart their own life course, poetic and emotional.
Bon voyage! GLEN RODRIGUEZ BASILIO
This new collection of poems by José Maria Paz Gago, Guide to places nonexistent, delves into his personal poetic universe, where the scenery was constructed by evoking imaginary literary, romantic or erotic, and almost festive always joyful. Cities that parade through this book are not targets urban areas but surreal experience, subjective experiences of Paris or Cartagena de Indias, Buenos Aires, Bogotá or Barcelona, \u200b\u200bcaptured in graphic descriptions dream, flashing snapshots or full of sensual scenes plasticity. Imaginary fields, although vivid, vivid, that have marked the journey of the nomadic writer, this tireless traveler here conveys its cosmopolitan personal cartography. Therefore, this unique guide leads us through the territories of the children, from birth Celanova, dear land of poets and letraheridos at Pontedeume of unforgettable summers and other common urban geographic settings in your life, specifically in the exotic Abidjan, in the novels Marineda or no less pardobazaniana Bastiagueiro beach. Miami, New Orleans, Timisoara, Slanic-Moldova, Cyprus and Mexico City are all scales of poetic odyssey recreates this magical places and landscapes in which the lyric essence goes far beyond the factual existence, so much so that here also take center stage non-places. Following the successful
Handbook love princesses (Madrid, Sial, 2005), poems translated into more than a dozen languages, Paz Gago now offers this compendium of insights and emotions to guide us through their sensory world and plastic, literary connotations and poetic suggestions. True to their strategies metarhetoric features the lyrical speech of this guide places exist remains true to the irony and humorous nod to the coexistence of cultism or intertext scholar with the latest phrases and expressions. A book to discover the topography of love, which many readers will see others have designed and used as a guide personal, introspective and external, to chart their own life course, poetic and emotional.
Bon voyage! GLEN RODRIGUEZ BASILIO
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