linkillo In , D. Link talks about the beauty of the High Line in New York. Here The official website of the High Line.
Monday, November 30, 2009
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Life in New York, the High Line
linkillo In , D. Link talks about the beauty of the High Line in New York. Here
The official website of the High Line.
linkillo In , D. Link talks about the beauty of the High Line in New York. Here The official website of the High Line.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Cute Candyland Invitation Sayings
Books to read: "Research" by Stanislaw Lem
Stanislaw Lem RESEARCH
Original title: Sledztwo
Year of Publication: 1978
Publisher: Bruguera
Collection: Friend Book No. 649
Translation: Jadwiga Maurizio
Edition: May 1986
ISBN: 978-84
-02-06314-4
London In a dark, gray and completely impersonal, suddenly, the fresh corpses begin to fall into something like life, becoming zombies enigmatic. Detective Gregory conducted research on the facts, to end at last in a dead end. We will never know the cause which led to the removal of the bodies for more crazy and risky assumptions that we take to the air, and the only thing certain and unchanging is that the dead come to life after death and not have any arguments and scientific, moral or criminal, to explain why phenomenon.
Again, as already happens in other Lem novels, humanity, our knowledge, our capacity for reasoning and analysis is called into question, and again overtaken by the harsh reality, and after our failure as thinking entities is only the unrelenting cold facts we rebutted. 
Stanislaw Lem RESEARCH
Original title: Sledztwo
Year of Publication: 1978
Publisher: Bruguera
Collection: Friend Book No. 649
Translation: Jadwiga Maurizio
Edition: May 1986
ISBN: 978-84
-02-06314-4
London In a dark, gray and completely impersonal, suddenly, the fresh corpses begin to fall into something like life, becoming zombies enigmatic. Detective Gregory conducted research on the facts, to end at last in a dead end. We will never know the cause which led to the removal of the bodies for more crazy and risky assumptions that we take to the air, and the only thing certain and unchanging is that the dead come to life after death and not have any arguments and scientific, moral or criminal, to explain why phenomenon.
Again, as already happens in other Lem novels, humanity, our knowledge, our capacity for reasoning and analysis is called into question, and again overtaken by the harsh reality, and after our failure as thinking entities is only the unrelenting cold facts we rebutted.
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Books: the next Javier Marias novel
A Bunea news:
"I started a new novel and I feel very insecure. Is of normal dimensions, simple, perhaps the most pessimistic they've written. Perhaps because I had been eight years in the company of the previous characters and their world, now I have the feeling of alienation against the new. I do not care to continue talking about your face tomorrow as a reference book of mine. You never know what will be, if it is something, because no matter the effort or passion that puts the author in each of his books, does not depend on him "
interview to El Pais Javier Marias.
A Bunea news:
"I started a new novel and I feel very insecure. Is of normal dimensions, simple, perhaps the most pessimistic they've written. Perhaps because I had been eight years in the company of the previous characters and their world, now I have the feeling of alienation against the new. I do not care to continue talking about your face tomorrow as a reference book of mine. You never know what will be, if it is something, because no matter the effort or passion that puts the author in each of his books, does not depend on him "
interview to El Pais Javier Marias.
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Books: Interview with Alan Pauls Eternal
Interview by Alan Pauls Tellas Vivi
Cycle: Eternal Cadence Tuesday
Date: June 9, 2009
Transcription: PZ Photo: Lucio Ramirez
a Party, part 2 and part three
Finishing a book
"It a complicated process because I do not know exactly when it will end. I have the impression that the book is finished. I regret having to use a metaphor aircraft at the moment, but the only idea I have that I'm writing a book that is terminated is more or less similar to what one imagines when in an airplane and someone competent allegedly said over the PA "we have started our descent. " Then you know that there are certain flight conditions will be modified. The first is the traveler's own emotion that is beginning to be afraid because he knows he has to land. But you do not know exactly when to land. Then, the end is a process. It is a process that can take you as long as even writing the book itself. In fact, a month ago would have said that the book was to be completed in two weeks. And I think now I keep saying the same thing. Means that even when I have that kind of inner experience of being down, there is something that can happen, which may differ more or less indefinitely far from over. "
"Once you read Slaughter Operation by Rodolfo Walsh or literature or politics are the same. Once I read the fiord of Lamborghini. I do not think that is possible today because I actually do not even literature and politics are the same Lamborghini at the time or the time of Walsh ".
also talks about Bolaño, about writer's block, on the political literature on the work of artist Mike Kelley, etc.
About Osvaldo Lamborghini. Perfil.com article , Ariel Schettini Lecture
Interview by Alan Pauls Tellas Vivi Cycle: Eternal Cadence Tuesday
Date: June 9, 2009
Transcription: PZ Photo: Lucio Ramirez
a Party, part 2 and part three
Finishing a book
"It a complicated process because I do not know exactly when it will end. I have the impression that the book is finished. I regret having to use a metaphor aircraft at the moment, but the only idea I have that I'm writing a book that is terminated is more or less similar to what one imagines when in an airplane and someone competent allegedly said over the PA "we have started our descent. " Then you know that there are certain flight conditions will be modified. The first is the traveler's own emotion that is beginning to be afraid because he knows he has to land. But you do not know exactly when to land. Then, the end is a process. It is a process that can take you as long as even writing the book itself. In fact, a month ago would have said that the book was to be completed in two weeks. And I think now I keep saying the same thing. Means that even when I have that kind of inner experience of being down, there is something that can happen, which may differ more or less indefinitely far from over. "
"Once you read Slaughter Operation by Rodolfo Walsh or literature or politics are the same. Once I read the fiord of Lamborghini. I do not think that is possible today because I actually do not even literature and politics are the same Lamborghini at the time or the time of Walsh ".
also talks about Bolaño, about writer's block, on the political literature on the work of artist Mike Kelley, etc.
About Osvaldo Lamborghini. Perfil.com article , Ariel Schettini Lecture
Monday, November 16, 2009
Invitation Card In Hindi
A virtual hug for you darling
Holaaaa, here leaving little gifts for my friends in this week gets underway, a hug is never over for anyone, always hugging and cuddling distribute to family, l @ s amigas (os), and all the people we love, it's good for health, so send a virtual Abaza to ease tensions in the beginning of week:
SandyTeje , Xarochita , Rebecca , Luna, Mesh, Alhfa , and Claudia Beatriz , Lyzzeth , Sandra , Anna , Quelu
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only have to publish the mime in his house .
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mention who they are awarded and add the link to the house of the same .
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Follow the chain of virtual hugs to improve the mood .
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Mention because they believe it is good to embrace .
Happy week pretty girls.
Friday, November 13, 2009
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Cadence Books: "Melpomene" (Intimate Diary of Enrique Wernicke).
Enrique Wernicke, left a legacy, in addition to his fiction, an unpublished diary, titled Melpomene. Twenty veneers were published by Crisis magazine in its issue of September 29, 1975, the selection was conducted by Jorge Asis. By a communication Christian Estrade (2007) presented at the Symposium on "Diary and fcción" organized in 2007 the University of Grenoble, we know the full extent of this diary is one thousand four facets, which took him over Wernicke thirty years, between March 1936 and March 1968 and that he considered his best work, the only one who survive. Reproduce the entry of December 29, 1957.
December 29, 1957
ends this year is extraordinary. And I, in the nearly forty-three, I find myself at first. I have no where to work and I'm looking for a "job." The little factory of soldiers does not give more, and none of the "big projects" has curdled. The balance of this year is: a child will be born next month, a book of short stories "very good", a short novel in draft, and debts of almost 20,000 pesos.
Overwhelmed by a sense of failure. It is not know I'm not lazy and drunk. But there are drunks that "the rummage." I do not. The result of ten years of "not having to go downtown, has been writing four or five books. And change of a woman three times. And three other dogs.
I lost contact and relationship with everybody who can help me. And it occurs to me, I have gained a reputation for informal , drunk and crazy. My only prestige, "soldiers", the divine soldiers who allowed me to live without asking anything to anyone (of my literary circles).
I have absolutely nothing. And I will not for long. It is clear that I calculated, "let time pass," that something would happen, "my glory" was going to secure a modest daily bread and to come to get me to give me Changuito. That has not happened. The world does not forgive the indifference and conceit, and you have to do many things for one "I come to seek."
Analyzing the facts, I think the solitary life of these years, so useful to mature a writer Enrique, has prevented me from going out. The problem of "where as" and "who cares for the dog" ridiculously tied me to my house. Years do not go to the movies, I do not see shows, I do not know what's happening in Buenos Aires. If you stand the disgusting journey to the center, the suit and sweat, I could use a change of life. But I am afraid to feel overwhelmed by so hateful thing and I collapse the health drink. Efforts should be made as ever. Or shoot himself. 
Enrique Wernicke, left a legacy, in addition to his fiction, an unpublished diary, titled Melpomene. Twenty veneers were published by Crisis magazine in its issue of September 29, 1975, the selection was conducted by Jorge Asis. By a communication Christian Estrade (2007) presented at the Symposium on "Diary and fcción" organized in 2007 the University of Grenoble, we know the full extent of this diary is one thousand four facets, which took him over Wernicke thirty years, between March 1936 and March 1968 and that he considered his best work, the only one who survive. Reproduce the entry of December 29, 1957. December 29, 1957
ends this year is extraordinary. And I, in the nearly forty-three, I find myself at first. I have no where to work and I'm looking for a "job." The little factory of soldiers does not give more, and none of the "big projects" has curdled. The balance of this year is: a child will be born next month, a book of short stories "very good", a short novel in draft, and debts of almost 20,000 pesos.
Overwhelmed by a sense of failure. It is not know I'm not lazy and drunk. But there are drunks that "the rummage." I do not. The result of ten years of "not having to go downtown, has been writing four or five books. And change of a woman three times. And three other dogs.
I lost contact and relationship with everybody who can help me. And it occurs to me, I have gained a reputation for informal , drunk and crazy. My only prestige, "soldiers", the divine soldiers who allowed me to live without asking anything to anyone (of my literary circles).
I have absolutely nothing. And I will not for long. It is clear that I calculated, "let time pass," that something would happen, "my glory" was going to secure a modest daily bread and to come to get me to give me Changuito. That has not happened. The world does not forgive the indifference and conceit, and you have to do many things for one "I come to seek."
Analyzing the facts, I think the solitary life of these years, so useful to mature a writer Enrique, has prevented me from going out. The problem of "where as" and "who cares for the dog" ridiculously tied me to my house. Years do not go to the movies, I do not see shows, I do not know what's happening in Buenos Aires. If you stand the disgusting journey to the center, the suit and sweat, I could use a change of life. But I am afraid to feel overwhelmed by so hateful thing and I collapse the health drink. Efforts should be made as ever. Or shoot himself.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
When It Says Toner Empty What To Do
Interview: Cesar Aira
Here in il site of the magazine Letras Libres , an interview with Pablo Duarte Cesar Aira. Missed, as always.
On the art of writing
"Many people in his youth when he says" I want to be a writer ", in reality they want to be a writer in the sense of function socially as writers, that's what they like. Take the card to be able to say, going to conferences, have a professional social figure. And they find that the problem with that is they have to write, you do not like. "
" It remain far behind the invention. There will be more testimony of these wonderful lives that we are. And I think history has a trick ugado j novelists, and that has solved many problems. [...] So they invent. Or turn to the neurosis. A hypochondria. And all this psychological misery to me tired. I was like hooked on the novels of pirates, go out to sea to do something, to have adventures. This realism fashionable neighborhood, Palermo Soho, does not convince me. [...] I am surprised that these novels of youth, at least for the young Argentine novels seem senescence. Without momentum building. "
About
poetry
"I think poetry is the laboratory of the literature. There are proven innovations, the most extreme games. And in the narrative these j been playing games can serve as models for different structures ..."
About
Shakespeare "Shakespeare is pure wealth, wealth is concentrated. In each verse of Shakespeare is poetry, metaphor, there is a preview of the action, a description of the character, todojunto in each verse.
In fact, anyone who wants to read Shakespeare have to do a little effort, learn some English and read it, because there is no choice. The translations can serve either as a guide for someone learning the language or as an experiment and see what happens, what is transmitted from one language to another. "
About César Vallejo
" One of the first books I read my teens and I did discover something important was Trilce Cesar Vallejo. That book made me realize that literature could also be enigma. ... Trilce, remains a favorite book of mine and showed me how literature could be enigma, a mystery. I reread it at least once a year, I give a reinterpretation of Trilce to refresh the wonder. "
on their books
"Every morning, mid-morning, I go to coffee and do my day's session: paginita write because I write very slowly. Sometimes I wondered if mine is not more like the picture or to writing, inthe sense that I am very prophetic of pens, ink, paper good, very fine books, and I write so slowly and thinking so much. All I have is a great visual component.
Mine always goes a little to the side of fantasy, invention, to the nonsense, delirium, so I would not get a say in the world. "
"My novels are based on an idea of \u200b\u200bsome type of game intellectual, something that seems promising and challenging me. See if you can do, I do not know what I, a man who becomes gradually squirrel, and then threw me a little to the adventure, to improvise every day. "
" My end is not so good, and I often have criticized, rightly, because they are a bit steep. And I've noticed that sometimes I get tired or want to start over, and ended up anyway. "
Here in il site of the magazine Letras Libres , an interview with Pablo Duarte Cesar Aira. Missed, as always.
On the art of writing
"Many people in his youth when he says" I want to be a writer ", in reality they want to be a writer in the sense of function socially as writers, that's what they like. Take the card to be able to say, going to conferences, have a professional social figure. And they find that the problem with that is they have to write, you do not like. "
" It remain far behind the invention. There will be more testimony of these wonderful lives that we are. And I think history has a trick ugado j novelists, and that has solved many problems. [...] So they invent. Or turn to the neurosis. A hypochondria. And all this psychological misery to me tired. I was like hooked on the novels of pirates, go out to sea to do something, to have adventures. This realism fashionable neighborhood, Palermo Soho, does not convince me. [...] I am surprised that these novels of youth, at least for the young Argentine novels seem senescence. Without momentum building. "
About
poetry
"I think poetry is the laboratory of the literature. There are proven innovations, the most extreme games. And in the narrative these j been playing games can serve as models for different structures ..."
About
Shakespeare "Shakespeare is pure wealth, wealth is concentrated. In each verse of Shakespeare is poetry, metaphor, there is a preview of the action, a description of the character, todojunto in each verse.
In fact, anyone who wants to read Shakespeare have to do a little effort, learn some English and read it, because there is no choice. The translations can serve either as a guide for someone learning the language or as an experiment and see what happens, what is transmitted from one language to another. "
About César Vallejo
" One of the first books I read my teens and I did discover something important was Trilce Cesar Vallejo. That book made me realize that literature could also be enigma. ... Trilce, remains a favorite book of mine and showed me how literature could be enigma, a mystery. I reread it at least once a year, I give a reinterpretation of Trilce to refresh the wonder. "
on their books
"Every morning, mid-morning, I go to coffee and do my day's session: paginita write because I write very slowly. Sometimes I wondered if mine is not more like the picture or to writing, inthe sense that I am very prophetic of pens, ink, paper good, very fine books, and I write so slowly and thinking so much. All I have is a great visual component.
Mine always goes a little to the side of fantasy, invention, to the nonsense, delirium, so I would not get a say in the world. "
"My novels are based on an idea of \u200b\u200bsome type of game intellectual, something that seems promising and challenging me. See if you can do, I do not know what I, a man who becomes gradually squirrel, and then threw me a little to the adventure, to improvise every day. "
" My end is not so good, and I often have criticized, rightly, because they are a bit steep. And I've noticed that sometimes I get tired or want to start over, and ended up anyway. "
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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Poetry: Charles Bukowski
So you want to be a writer, eh?
by Charles Bukowski
unless it flows in torrents
you yet,
not even try.
unless you voluntarily leave
heart and mind and mouth and bowels
,
not even try.
if you have to spend hours sitting watching
computer screen or hunched over the typewriter
for words,
not even try.
if you do it for money or fame
,
not even try.
if you do because you want women in bed
,
not even try.
if
have to sit and redo it again and again,
not even try,
if just thinking about it and you have trouble, do not try
if you want to write like someone else, forget
.
if you to wait until you leave
with a roar, then wait quietly
.
if you come out as a roar,
devote yourself to something else.
if first you have to read
your wife or your girlfriend or your boyfriend
your parents or whoever,
're not prepared.
not be like so many other writers,
not be like
many thousands of people who call themselves writers,
not be dull, boring and pretentious,
not let yourself be consumed by narcissism.
libraries around the world have fallen asleep from boredom
with those of your ilk.
not make it worse,
not even try.
unless you
out the soul like a rocket,
unless you believe that inaction would
you
madness or suicide or murder,
not even try.
unless the sun inside you will scorch the insides
,
not even try.
when really it's time,
and if you're among the chosen,
comes to life itself and will continue to grow
until you die or you die
in
no other way or were ever.
(Translated by Eduardo Iriarte, taken in "scrutinizing the
madness in search of the word, verse, the path".
Madrid, Visor Books, 2005) More information
http://bukowski.net/ . 
So you want to be a writer, eh?
by Charles Bukowski
unless it flows in torrents
you yet,
not even try.
unless you voluntarily leave
heart and mind and mouth and bowels
,
not even try.
if you have to spend hours sitting watching
computer screen or hunched over the typewriter
for words,
not even try.
if you do it for money or fame
,
not even try.
if you do because you want women in bed
,
not even try.
if
have to sit and redo it again and again,
not even try,
if just thinking about it and you have trouble, do not try
if you want to write like someone else, forget
.
if you to wait until you leave
with a roar, then wait quietly
.
if you come out as a roar,
devote yourself to something else.
if first you have to read
your wife or your girlfriend or your boyfriend
your parents or whoever,
're not prepared.
not be like so many other writers,
not be like
many thousands of people who call themselves writers,
not be dull, boring and pretentious,
not let yourself be consumed by narcissism.
libraries around the world have fallen asleep from boredom
with those of your ilk.
not make it worse,
not even try.
unless you
out the soul like a rocket,
unless you believe that inaction would
you
madness or suicide or murder,
not even try.
unless the sun inside you will scorch the insides
,
not even try.
when really it's time,
and if you're among the chosen,
comes to life itself and will continue to grow
until you die or you die
in
no other way or were ever.
(Translated by Eduardo Iriarte, taken in "scrutinizing the
madness in search of the word, verse, the path".
Madrid, Visor Books, 2005) More information
http://bukowski.net/ .
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Books: "The bank" by Enrique Wernicke
Gulliermo Belcore in his blog , recommends "The banks" by Enrique Wernicke (library recoveries, Intellectual Capital Publishing), which qualifies as a delas best novels ever written in Argentina:
A John Berger Creole and at the same, a remarkable stylist. A leftist who believes that art has a social mission and wrote a fair and transparent prose. He has been compared to Carver, but I think it contains a poetic brilliance which the U.S. lacks. There are passages in philosophy exquisite neighborhood. Transcribe the beginning of the book to reflect the beauty of Wernicke style:
"Derperté abruptly, completely lucid.
was impossible to dwell on the unconscious: the morning burst into the little room window and I had entered the body when it just cracked open the eyelids.
I sat on the bed back against the hard bars. The light invaded the small room and pointed his impertinent nonchalance most serious defects of my life: loneliness, chaos and poverty. Wrinkled and dirty sheets. Clothes on the floor. A bottle of wine, empty. And spotted an open book. Cigarette butts.
considers a night like so many.
But the window gave me a new day and was pleased to live anew.
I dressed casually. I looked at the newly sprouted willow branches that stood between my house and the streets. When I took a few steps looking for my sandals, the floor gave way under me with that tenderness that usually have the fresh soil. I smiled. I'm not always able to feel things. Di
other steps to feel again the elasticity of the wood. And I remembered the feeling experienced when boarding a boat and the lightness of walking on a wooden pier.
remembered a distant sea. And suddenly I felt happy.
After all, once again lived on a riverbank and the river, if not the sea, was a few meters from my house. "
The bank was published in 1955. It tells the story of a heartbroken bourgeois and indifferent (Wernicke's alter ego) that are held in the rugged coast of Vicente López to heal the despair and self loathing. Invention of the office of manufacturer of lead cartoons. Engages with the orilleros, but alcohol is still your best friend. Love and interpellate political militancy.
More on "bank" in the note "The rabid toy" by Gulliermo Radar Saccomanno on 28/05/2000 Books.
Gulliermo Belcore in his blog , recommends "The banks" by Enrique Wernicke (library recoveries, Intellectual Capital Publishing), which qualifies as a delas best novels ever written in Argentina:
A John Berger Creole and at the same, a remarkable stylist. A leftist who believes that art has a social mission and wrote a fair and transparent prose. He has been compared to Carver, but I think it contains a poetic brilliance which the U.S. lacks. There are passages in philosophy exquisite neighborhood. Transcribe the beginning of the book to reflect the beauty of Wernicke style:
"Derperté abruptly, completely lucid.
was impossible to dwell on the unconscious: the morning burst into the little room window and I had entered the body when it just cracked open the eyelids.
I sat on the bed back against the hard bars. The light invaded the small room and pointed his impertinent nonchalance most serious defects of my life: loneliness, chaos and poverty. Wrinkled and dirty sheets. Clothes on the floor. A bottle of wine, empty. And spotted an open book. Cigarette butts.
considers a night like so many.
But the window gave me a new day and was pleased to live anew.
I dressed casually. I looked at the newly sprouted willow branches that stood between my house and the streets. When I took a few steps looking for my sandals, the floor gave way under me with that tenderness that usually have the fresh soil. I smiled. I'm not always able to feel things. Di
other steps to feel again the elasticity of the wood. And I remembered the feeling experienced when boarding a boat and the lightness of walking on a wooden pier.
remembered a distant sea. And suddenly I felt happy.
After all, once again lived on a riverbank and the river, if not the sea, was a few meters from my house. "
The bank was published in 1955. It tells the story of a heartbroken bourgeois and indifferent (Wernicke's alter ego) that are held in the rugged coast of Vicente López to heal the despair and self loathing. Invention of the office of manufacturer of lead cartoons. Engages with the orilleros, but alcohol is still your best friend. Love and interpellate political militancy.
More on "bank" in the note "The rabid toy" by Gulliermo Radar Saccomanno on 28/05/2000 Books.
Monday, November 9, 2009
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Books to read: "Una vita di poesia" by Jorge Luis Borges
Jorge Luis Borges
Una vita di poesia
Anno: 2007 Pagine
: 669
Prezzo: € 48.00
17.5 cm x24, 5
Language: Italian / English
Collection: the alingua
ISBN: 9788877707895 4428
Borges speaks in Tokyo and Milan in 1984 and Milan in December 1985, answers questions that gradually bring the Anthony Kerrigan, Vittorio Mathieu, Viktor Nekrasov, Ennio Cavalli, Lydia Alfonsi , Armando Verdiglione, and journalists, writers, musicians, filmmakers, scientists, students.
When asked why the greatest poet of antiquity was blind, answers: "When the ancients thought Homer was blind, they wanted to say that poetry should not be visual poetry is the first hearing."
"She asked why do you write?". Borges replied: "I write because I need to do so. Writing is a large [...]. gioia L'arte è a miracolo, e nel mio in questo dà case if so: all'improvviso sento qualcosa che sta per occorrermi, and Aspettando, and occorre qualcosa, che può essere a favola. Di questa è favola my data vedere il principle and the fine, non Quello che il succeded work point and the eta di partenza: questo, io devo scoprirlo. 
Jorge Luis Borges
Una vita di poesia
Anno: 2007 Pagine
: 669
Prezzo: € 48.00
17.5 cm x24, 5
Language: Italian / English
Collection: the alingua
ISBN: 9788877707895 4428
Borges speaks in Tokyo and Milan in 1984 and Milan in December 1985, answers questions that gradually bring the Anthony Kerrigan, Vittorio Mathieu, Viktor Nekrasov, Ennio Cavalli, Lydia Alfonsi , Armando Verdiglione, and journalists, writers, musicians, filmmakers, scientists, students.
When asked why the greatest poet of antiquity was blind, answers: "When the ancients thought Homer was blind, they wanted to say that poetry should not be visual poetry is the first hearing."
"She asked why do you write?". Borges replied: "I write because I need to do so. Writing is a large [...]. gioia L'arte è a miracolo, e nel mio in questo dà case if so: all'improvviso sento qualcosa che sta per occorrermi, and Aspettando, and occorre qualcosa, che può essere a favola. Di questa è favola my data vedere il principle and the fine, non Quello che il succeded work point and the eta di partenza: questo, io devo scoprirlo.
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Photo: Argentine photographer dies Humberto Rivas
Jorge Luis Borges
photographed by Humberto Rivas
Argentine photographer Humberto Luis Rivas died Saturday in Barcelona at age 72. Called the photographer of silence, by the fact that in his photographs of portraits tried to capture the inner qualities of the portraits, Humberto Rivas arrived in Spain in 1976 and settled in Barcelona. His work has been recognized throughout his career with various awards including the Prize of the City Arts Barcelona in 1996 and the National Photography Prize in 1997. His work is in collections such as the Televisa Cultural Foundation in Mexico, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Mar del Plata, Arginine, Los Angeles Country Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago, United States, the National Library Paris and the art collection of Fundación La Caixa, Barcelona. 
Jorge Luis Borges photographed by Humberto Rivas
Argentine photographer Humberto Luis Rivas died Saturday in Barcelona at age 72. Called the photographer of silence, by the fact that in his photographs of portraits tried to capture the inner qualities of the portraits, Humberto Rivas arrived in Spain in 1976 and settled in Barcelona. His work has been recognized throughout his career with various awards including the Prize of the City Arts Barcelona in 1996 and the National Photography Prize in 1997. His work is in collections such as the Televisa Cultural Foundation in Mexico, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Mar del Plata, Arginine, Los Angeles Country Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago, United States, the National Library Paris and the art collection of Fundación La Caixa, Barcelona.
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Books to read: " Birds of America "by Lorrie Moore. Books
BIRDS OF AMERICA
of MOORE, LORRIE
SALAMANDER, SA 2003
Language: CASTILIAN
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 9788478888290
Collection:
N º Edition: 1 ª
Year: 2003
Plaza edition: BARCELONA
Chosen Book of 1998 by the prestigious The New York Times, Birds America portrays a number of men and women, young and not so young, today's America, lost and lonely people who have learned to live with disappointments, but always with the feeling of being in the wrong place, if not real stars, that life has swiped illusions. The Birds of America stories are imprinted with the seal of everyday life turned to tragedy, from the vulgar to be transmuted into the terrible.
As Carver, which is widely considered heir plenipotentiary, Lorrie Moore explores the loneliness of the partners, Dorothy Parker would say, but also in contemporary ironies in everyday desire mismatches in the dark reverse the disease places in life. [...] Everything fits into his style, everything is new in it and yet all drinks from the masters-Carver and Cheever are there, but his characters are close to us are of our generation.
Blog "The Chekhov syndrome" by Miguel Angel Muñoz
BIRDS OF AMERICA of MOORE, LORRIE
SALAMANDER, SA 2003
Language: CASTILIAN
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 9788478888290
Collection:
N º Edition: 1 ª
Year: 2003
Plaza edition: BARCELONA
Chosen Book of 1998 by the prestigious The New York Times, Birds America portrays a number of men and women, young and not so young, today's America, lost and lonely people who have learned to live with disappointments, but always with the feeling of being in the wrong place, if not real stars, that life has swiped illusions. The Birds of America stories are imprinted with the seal of everyday life turned to tragedy, from the vulgar to be transmuted into the terrible.
As Carver, which is widely considered heir plenipotentiary, Lorrie Moore explores the loneliness of the partners, Dorothy Parker would say, but also in contemporary ironies in everyday desire mismatches in the dark reverse the disease places in life. [...] Everything fits into his style, everything is new in it and yet all drinks from the masters-Carver and Cheever are there, but his characters are close to us are of our generation.
Blog "The Chekhov syndrome" by Miguel Angel Muñoz
Friday, November 6, 2009
What Color Tie To Wear With A Grey Suit
"Notebooks" by Henry James
notebooks (1878-1911) JAMES HENRY
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Ed Collection: Anchor and Dolphin
Page: 469
Price: 21 €
ISBN: 978-84-233-4197-9
Binding: Paperback
Dimensions: 13.3 x 23 cm
Posted: 19/11/2009
The nine books that make up this volume are both a record of the difficulty of narrating as the chronicle of a passion. Three of them could be called "daily" (the II, which in part reflects the first return of James to the United States, some memories of travel and the reaction to the death of the mother, the VII, which reflects on The American tour of 1904-1905, after twenty years of absence, and VIII, a set of "sketches natural 'in various parts of London), the rest are mostly workbooks in which the situation contained since interview or the story promising to exhaustive discussion, chapter by chapter in a long novel that moves hard. Almost all works of fiction that James wrote between thirty-five and seventy years are recorded in notebooks. 
notebooks (1878-1911) JAMES HENRY destination
Ed Collection: Anchor and Dolphin
Page: 469
Price: 21 €
ISBN: 978-84-233-4197-9
Binding: Paperback
Dimensions: 13.3 x 23 cm
Posted: 19/11/2009
The nine books that make up this volume are both a record of the difficulty of narrating as the chronicle of a passion. Three of them could be called "daily" (the II, which in part reflects the first return of James to the United States, some memories of travel and the reaction to the death of the mother, the VII, which reflects on The American tour of 1904-1905, after twenty years of absence, and VIII, a set of "sketches natural 'in various parts of London), the rest are mostly workbooks in which the situation contained since interview or the story promising to exhaustive discussion, chapter by chapter in a long novel that moves hard. Almost all works of fiction that James wrote between thirty-five and seventy years are recorded in notebooks.
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