Saturday, March 26, 2011

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I remember Elijah

Moro
Elias Cuellar
My friend Elias Moro. I wrote the other day announcing that today, Saturday, read his poems in the library Torrente Ballester, in Salamanca, and to smoke a cigarette to my health.
agree in Merida, four or five years ago and has since exchanged letters and printed treasures, friendships and common affections.

long ago published a book, I remember (Calambur, 2009) filled with wondrous images and suggestive. Generational memory, full of shared memories, vibrant.


"I remember the shoe box where he kept silkworms and their miraculous metamorphosis.
I remember the drum covers Columbus and how we played with them making them fly.
I remember an aunt in the early years of the TV, staring at the screen, muttering to himself, as muttered: `What will we them to us? "."

In the same email I sent this photo from your library: books Crusaders, a flashlight and binoculars flask smuggling bought, for almost thirty years, a Russian sailor in Ferrol, selling snuff, radios, condoms ...


also sent me this poem, entitled Library.


Philip Roth once told me the secret of death his father,
Manrique once told me the secret of the death of his father,
Raymond Carver once told me the secret of the death of his father

; paris rain in a downpour when Caesar left us,
lamp word overlooks the water pit guillermo,
ate onions and molluscs with gluttonous neruda,
, a infamous mob sings songs sailors in the pampa

a sword wielding buccaneer, burt lancaster
is making fun of us on the cover of a volume,
; the magic quarter rafael speaks about the craft of sleep,
lorca's face disappears into five pieces before it hits the curtain
calvin robinson crusoe questioned about the authority and disasters,
; Hikmet's exile would be another poem spoon river

when faulkner horse walks slowly killing whiskey
birds marianne age of boredom in the Antilles of walcott,
; one hundred haikus to kafka downplaying the secret of the cherry,
and hospitals overseas an old seaman,
ilona who loved the rain,
; peels dull their memories of love war and

burn losses while another country,
by a strange paradox, with live cold,
tiny lives to mouth, animals
melancholy walk to the place of defeat,
; the memory of snow moves through the horizon

; as an ancient comet in the hands of the boys,
under the dark secret of the consular cards,
poisons book flies poetics

; even in this refuge, by a hidden reason
are printed on all my fingerprints,
any one lie with me every night of my life

; as live and composed an epitaph
settle three yellow roses at the grave of Chekhov

dogs bark

; the rest is silence


A great guy, Elijah. He has a blog called The Game of tobacco. And a hat.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Red Flower British Wearing

Moro Writers in

Last year I coordinated for the Instituto Cervantes thirty websites devoted to writers in English.
The project involved a group of collaborators luxury: Nuria Barrios, José Andrés Rojo, Andrés Ibáñez, Juan Bonilla, Rodrigo Fresán, Valentina Valverde, Jesús Ferrero, Fernando Savater, José Carlos Mainer, John Cruz, Javier Goma, Carlos Marzal, Irene Gracia, Carmen Iglesias, Antonio Colinas, Menéndez Salmon, Estrella de Diego, Guelbenzu, Gustavo Martín Garzo ...

Each page contains a series of articles in which writers, critics, people in the world of unviersidad, approaches to the writer or his work.

have already uploaded the first pages and invite you to that visit it. I leave links to those dedicated to Miguel Hernández, Gonzalo Torrente and, from this week, that of Vicente Aleixandre.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Too Late To Send Interview Thank You After 3 Days

Batom, Lapis & TPM ...


Thanks to the Hall of Piracicaba Humor! We invite you to visit the photo galleries of the opening and the work involved in Bile, Pencil & SPM ...
:)

Excessive Musterbating Knee Pain

Cervantes Emilio González Sainz

Emilio before one of his paintings
I've always loved its landscapes, filled with trees and cliffs. Gaviotas, cloudy skies and placid sea that sometimes, and other surly, cross-boats with sails.
A lonely scene of melancholy: nineteenth-century climbers and walkers, of glass and coat, hair in the wind, Bontine and cane.

on Thursday opened an exhibition at EGAM , Madrid, New Landscapes entitled .

Lagos and walkers, stumps and pine trees, houses with a fireplace, and a blue name. Perhaps Prussian or Windsor, and Perylene olive, or gray Payne, which is the same color, exactly, that the sunsets in the north.
The exhibition will be open until April 16.


Sunday, March 13, 2011

Swollen Finger Just Before Cuticle



Prepare for publishing a book to be titled Forcola Cortázar and books. So I have a couple of weeks at the Library Juan March Foundation, where are the books in his personal library to his widow, Aurora Bernardez, donated to the foundation after his death.

Just over four thousand copies, which show the reader Cortázar: pages profusely annotated, discussed and filled with crosses, underlining, brackets, and all type of signals that dialogue with the author.

"Eye!", Sometimes written in the margins. "Ça!". "Well!", Or respond to any questions or comments, as expressed in the text.
The annotations are written, either, French, English and English, and with pencil, pen, multi-color or marker. Below is
edition of Complete Poems of Salinas, which notes that read in a restaurant full of vampires, "everyone looks at customers as if they calculate the red blood cells," he jokes.


There are also numerous books on, for many of its writers, friends, Lezama Lima, Carlos Fuentes, Augusto Monterroso, Pizarnik, Gabriel García Márquez, Onetti or-down-Neruda and Octavio Paz.



The other day we also find dried flowers pressed between the pages of his copy of The flowers of evil in Baudelaire. A very appropriate book, of course, to make herbarium.


a couple of years ago I made a page for the Instituto Cervantes, dedicated to the library of Julio Cortázar, seen here.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Cruise Spots Sacramento

8 March: two notes on the members of Cartónclub


Ladies and readers, for this March 8, International Women's Day- two notes to share with you two on the members of Cartónclub:

The first note is the participation of Nani Mosquera (Colombia-Spain) and Cintia Bolio (Mexico) in exposure Bilé, pencil and SPM (Batom, lapis and TPM) to open in Brazil in coming days, because of our international day and brings together the work of women cartoonists.

The second note is about our esteemed colleague Rayma Venezuelan Suprami and censorship that seeks to silence his work. She has been interviewed by Artifact, arts magazine all led by our esteemed colleague Omar Zevallos, whom we thank you for sharing with us this talk-complaint.

This 2011 will celebrate 100 years of this commemoration, and with all the advances, setbacks and challenges ahead, add this link to United Nations with the history of this significant date:

http://www. unwomen.org / en / news-events / international-womens-day /

Welcome Wedding Guest

Mosquera and Cintia Bolio Nani out in Brazil ... Artifact

Exhibition poster Bilé, pencil and SPM , Nani Mosquera image

Exhibition commemorating International Women's Day With
Piracicaba!

Cocktails With Tequila

39!


Omar Zevallos, esteemed colleague and director of Artifact , tells us:

"As every month, you're set number 39 of the free online magazine 'Artifact' , which as you know seeks to disseminate issues surrounding the cartoon, political cartoons, illustration, design and fotrografía. In this issue there are three interesting interviews, one with the great humorist Catalan Kap, one with the great JBosco in Brazil and one with Rayma, a Venezuelan cartoonist suffered censorship arm of Chávez. "

An interesting result that can be downloaded free from Here:

http://artefacto.deartistas.com

Friday, March 4, 2011

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Humoris no blood + Case 119 ... Raul


... The cartoon and comics magazine that directs our esteemed colleague Arthur
Kemchs.

I invite you to visit at:

http://humoriscausamexico.blogspot.com/

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Current Slr In India 2010

reader Cortázar Cortázar and fear of writers

Julio Cortázar. Had often this time as a child, she awoke with a start. I took out of sleep, suddenly, a sharp sound. Strange and unfamiliar.
wept and her mother went to bed. "It's a rooster," he said. "Do not be scared." And the little Cortázar-blue eyes almost liquid-kept crying, heartbroken, because I knew it was a rooster, and the n ame it was much more threatening than his singing.