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Featured poet: Bernardo Reyes

Dec 24, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Bernardo Reyes by

Bernardo Reyes (Temuco, 1951) is a poet and essayist. He has published the books Pájaros de contrasueño [Antidream birds], Karmazul, para duendes y sirenas [Blue karma for spirits and sirens], and Carta para un hijo imaginario y otras desmemorias [Letter to an imaginary son and other amnesias]. He is Pablo Neruda’s nephew. Letter to an imaginary son I write you […]

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Latin American Works on Paper at the Mayor Gallery

Dec 15, 2017 Comments Off on Latin American Works on Paper at the Mayor Gallery

THE MAYOR GALLERY 21 Cork Street, First Floor, London W1S 3LZ T +44 (0) 20 7734 3558 F +44 (0) 20 7494 1377 www.mayorgallery.com [email protected] * * * LATIN AMERICAN WORKS ON PAPER 9 JAN – 23 FEB 2018 The Mayor Gallery presents a group show of seven Latin American artists who were either born […]

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Featured poet: Mirka Arriagada Vladilo

Dec 13, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Mirka Arriagada Vladilo

Mirka Arriagada Vladilo (Antofagasta, 1964) is a poet and psychiatrist. In 1987 she co-founded the poetry collective Lilith, which carried out initiation rites and clandestine activities. She has published the books Cuando el amor se echó a morir como un perro (Mago, 2014), Autobiogeografía (2002) and Lamentaciones, gemidos y ayes (Las Dos Fridas, 1998). Some of her works were published […]

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Featured poet: David Villagrán Ruz

Dec 06, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: David Villagrán Ruz

David Villagrán Ruz (Santiago, 1984) published Solsticios [Solstices] (Marea Baja, 2009) after receiving a grant from the Consejo Nacional de la Cultura. His books include Declinación de un astro [Declination of a star] (La Calle Passy ediciones, 2011) and Habitar [Dwell] (TEGE, 2016), a plaquette that includes an excerpt from an unpublished book of the same name. He is one of the editors of […]

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Featured poet: Diego Rosake

Nov 15, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Diego Rosake

Diego Rosake (1979) lives in Bahía Blanca, Argentina. He studied philosophy, and is now the editor of HD ediciones and a bookseller. He has written many articles and reviews, as well as several books, but the only one he recognizes as his own is Luna en bicicleta [Bicycling on the moon] (2015). Everything kills a moth I The nights of […]

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Featured poet: Mauro Quesada

Oct 09, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Mauro Quesada

Mauro Quesada (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1979) is a poet and professor of literature. He has published three books of poetry: Bajo una extraña nevada [Under a strange snowfall], Fiebre [Fever] and Estamos para ayudarlo [We’re here to help]. He also directs the publishing project La carretilla roja. From Estamos para ayudarlo (2015): 2001  In 2001 […]

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Featured poet: Álvaro Agurto Pincheira

Sep 30, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Álvaro Agurto Pincheira

Álvaro Agurto Pincheira (Concepción, 1978) is a professor of special education at the Universidad Metropolitana de Ciencias de la Educación. He lived in Mexico from 2012 to 2015, where he studied a Licenciatura in Letras Hispánicas at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He has participated in literary workshops with Carmen García, Germán Carrasco and the Mexican writer Citlali Ferrer. i […]

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Featured poet: Omar Chauvié

Sep 14, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Omar Chauvié

Omar Chauvié (Jacinto Aráuz, La Pampa, Argentina, 1964) is an Assistant Professor of Argentine Literature at the Universidad Nacional del Sur in Bahía Blanca. He was one of the “poetas mateístas” in the ’80s along with Sergio Raimondi, Marcelo Díaz and the visual artist Silvia Gattari, a group that painted its own poems along with those of others as murals in the city […]

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Hidden roads: On Daniel Calabrese’s ‘Ruta dos’

Aug 22, 2017 Comments Off on Hidden roads: On Daniel Calabrese’s ‘Ruta dos’

Ruta Dos Daniel Calabrese Colección Visor de Poesía (2017) 144 pp Ruta Dos, referred to officially as Autovía Juan Manuel Fangio, is a highway in Argentina that runs from north to south, Buenos Aires to Mar del Plata, passing through the town of Dolores where the poet Daniel Calabrese grew up. Driving along this road, with […]

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Lanzamiento de la revista ‘Witolda’, dedicada a Gombrowicz

Aug 04, 2017 Comments Off on Lanzamiento de la revista ‘Witolda’, dedicada a Gombrowicz

El Congreso Gombrowicz en Buenos Aires está por lanzar Witolda, una revista con puro contenido gombrowicziano. Para financiarla arma una campaña de crowdfunding, que está disponible acá: www.idea.me/witolda El Congreso Gombrowicz presenta Witolda. Revista de la persistencia El Congreso Gombrowicz lanza la primera revista en español sobre Witold Gombrowicz. Una publicación de número único, que cuenta con […]

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Featured poet: Miguel Naranjo Ríos

Aug 01, 2017 Comments Off on Featured poet: Miguel Naranjo Ríos

Miguel Naranjo Ríos (1970) is a poet, editor and enthusiast for Chilean folklore, collector of the discography of Violeta Parra, Los Jaivas and Margot Loyola, editor of the Chilean edition of Martín Fierro, devotee of open air markets, cumbia and rock, ex-student of Literature and current book designer. He directs the popular collection of poetry “Vox Populi” […]

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Excerpt from Violeta Parra biography ‘The Restless Life’

Jul 29, 2017 Comments Off on Excerpt from Violeta Parra biography ‘The Restless Life’

Prologue of The Restless Life: Essential biography of Violeta Parra [La vida intranquila: Biografía esencial de Violeta Parra, Planeta Chile, 2017] by Fernando Sáez, printed here with the permission of the author. Too many words have been spoken and written about the complicated relationship of Chile, that abstract entity for which no one takes responsibility, with […]

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Everybody goes wild

Jul 23, 2017 Comments Off on Everybody goes wild

Patriotismo Ryan Eckes, translated by Carlos Soto-Román Libros del Pez Espiral, 2017 Fifty green stars on the cover; seven green stripes on the back cover, like something you’d see on a lounge chair at the beach. Are stars & stripes patriotic if they’re green? Is this patriotism a form of aestheticism? What is patriotism, anyway? With […]

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