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WAS SEPTEMBER 21, 2010, POET EXAMPLE OF HUMAN AND HUMILITY. THANKS EDNA
FOR YOUR WISDOM, AND THANKS TO ELENA CABREJOS ALEXANDRINA DEVÉSCOVI CYCLE FOR SO WONDERFUL.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Airwalk Inline Aggressive
POESIA VIVA PAULINA Interview Interview JUSZKO
for you What is poetry?
A need.
Could you tell us a little of his literary activity?
Juszko Paulina was born in La Plata and resides in Villa Elisa (Bs). He held teaching assignments at the Dción of Psychology and School Social Assistance (Pcia.Bs.As.) and the Alliance Française de La Plata, where he also directed the Petit Théâtre (vocational group). Work published
: Poems god I and postmodern Chant are youthful works, edited by the author. In 1995, Ediciones de La Flor published his first novel, you only want to dance the cumbia pa . In 1998 his novel Splendors and Miseries of Villa Teo awarded 3rd prize at the National Endowment for the Arts and is published by Simurg in 1999. In 2000 Ed published his essay Byblos The mood of the Argentine . In 2005 appears Living in Villa Elisa, work testimonial character of cultural interest declared by the municipality of La Plata (Talita Golden Books). In 2008 is published in the Ed.Dunken novel Year of the woodlouse.
Among his unpublished include three novels in which abundant socio-political satire, black humor and the grotesque, a detective novel and other works decidedly humorous, a book of poems, two plays, etc. He has lectured on various topics related to literature and participated with lectures and readings at various meetings of writers, national and international. Collaborate with regional newspaper articles and served as judge in several literary competitions. It has been translated into Italian and Russian.
in 2005 led to the poet José María Pallaoro cultural hearing The Talita, FM Radio Park Villa Elisa. In 2007 he was responsible for the literary column of hearing La Marca, Berisso FM Broadcasting. In 2007/2008/2009 former columnist for the program The Attic , FM Keops of Villa Elisa.
received the 2006 Award for Ethics Virtue, Labour and Solidarity, awarded by the Foundation Principles and the Ministry of Social Development of the Nation.
advised the community theater group Arturo I followed the Elisa at start of shows inspired by the book Living in Villa Elisa (2007/2008)
On the occasion of the Day International Women's municipal delegation was awarded the Outstanding Woman of distinction Villa Elisa (8 of March/2009)
How would you describe your poetry?
A desperate search for meaning.
What authors influenced your poetry?
Rilke, Antonio Machado, Leopardi ...
What is the order you would like to accomplish with your poetry?
Communicate with other human beings across time and space.
Which of your poems you choose and why?
And they come for more, because it represents to us, Third World, against the powerful countries. O adrift, because I am fascinated by calligrams.
How poetic language has changed through the years?
started to give importance to look "plastic" in the poem, that is, the visual impact resulting from the arrangement of the verses in the space of the page.
For you, a writer born or made? There
an innate predisposition: the written word is haunting us from the beginning.
What advice would you give to a young writer / a?
Read a lot, starting with the classics. And re-read a lot too.
How do you currently the publishing industry?
is a vile trade.
If I had to recommend a book ...
Les fleurs du mal Baudelaire .
Don Quixote of Cervantes . The last meeting S. Márai.
What do you think of new ways of disseminating ...?
Everything that serves to raise awareness of our work seems good. But I prefer a book in hand to a computer before. PAULINA
JUSZKO
for you What is poetry?
A need.
Could you tell us a little of his literary activity?
Juszko Paulina was born in La Plata and resides in Villa Elisa (Bs). He held teaching assignments at the Dción of Psychology and School Social Assistance (Pcia.Bs.As.) and the Alliance Française de La Plata, where he also directed the Petit Théâtre (vocational group). Work published
: Poems god I and postmodern Chant are youthful works, edited by the author. In 1995, Ediciones de La Flor published his first novel, you only want to dance the cumbia pa . In 1998 his novel Splendors and Miseries of Villa Teo awarded 3rd prize at the National Endowment for the Arts and is published by Simurg in 1999. In 2000 Ed published his essay Byblos The mood of the Argentine . In 2005 appears Living in Villa Elisa, work testimonial character of cultural interest declared by the municipality of La Plata (Talita Golden Books). In 2008 is published in the Ed.Dunken novel Year of the woodlouse.
Among his unpublished include three novels in which abundant socio-political satire, black humor and the grotesque, a detective novel and other works decidedly humorous, a book of poems, two plays, etc. He has lectured on various topics related to literature and participated with lectures and readings at various meetings of writers, national and international. Collaborate with regional newspaper articles and served as judge in several literary competitions. It has been translated into Italian and Russian.
in 2005 led to the poet José María Pallaoro cultural hearing The Talita, FM Radio Park Villa Elisa. In 2007 he was responsible for the literary column of hearing La Marca, Berisso FM Broadcasting. In 2007/2008/2009 former columnist for the program The Attic , FM Keops of Villa Elisa.
received the 2006 Award for Ethics Virtue, Labour and Solidarity, awarded by the Foundation Principles and the Ministry of Social Development of the Nation.
advised the community theater group Arturo I followed the Elisa at start of shows inspired by the book Living in Villa Elisa (2007/2008)
On the occasion of the Day International Women's municipal delegation was awarded the Outstanding Woman of distinction Villa Elisa (8 of March/2009)
How would you describe your poetry?
A desperate search for meaning.
What authors influenced your poetry?
Rilke, Antonio Machado, Leopardi ...
What is the order you would like to accomplish with your poetry?
Communicate with other human beings across time and space.
Which of your poems you choose and why?
And they come for more, because it represents to us, Third World, against the powerful countries. O adrift, because I am fascinated by calligrams.
How poetic language has changed through the years?
started to give importance to look "plastic" in the poem, that is, the visual impact resulting from the arrangement of the verses in the space of the page.
For you, a writer born or made? There
an innate predisposition: the written word is haunting us from the beginning.
What advice would you give to a young writer / a?
Read a lot, starting with the classics. And re-read a lot too.
How do you currently the publishing industry?
is a vile trade.
If I had to recommend a book ...
Les fleurs du mal Baudelaire .
Don Quixote of Cervantes . The last meeting S. Márai.
What do you think of new ways of disseminating ...?
Everything that serves to raise awareness of our work seems good. But I prefer a book in hand to a computer before. PAULINA
JUSZKO
Friday, September 3, 2010
Navy Eod Insignia Necklace
POZA
for you What is poetry?
Poetry is for me a way to catch small pieces of infinity and reveal them as being like a photo negative, using the word.
Could you tell us a little about your life, of his published works, awards, his literary activity?
Since 1999, I think full-time poet. As I said in the preface of my book "Vademecum" Poetry is my way of life. I get up in the morning and turn on the light poem to raise the shade. I open the hot water line, I mix with the cold so it does not scorch my soul and enjoy aromatic metaphors while I shower gel. Syneresis breakfast a cup of mate and a couple of cupcakes and I face the blank computer screen.
That vocation has led me to write and publish ten books of poetry and participate in numerous anthologies. I recently received the Poetry Award Sarmiento, in the city of Valladolid.
When did you write? Why?
I started writing very young, influenced by some familiar literary tradition, as the Galician poet Manuel Antonio and my grandfather Roxerius. Then I spent, in line with my work as Chief of Protocol, to write speeches for politicians, which was a great learning experience because I believe they are the opposite of what should be poetry. In the speeches are used many words to say nothing, and poetry should say much with few words. When I left the protocol activity I took up a love of literature to devote full time it, combining it with the editorial activity.
How would you describe your poetry?
There are poets who initially written to one record. I like to investigate new records. Perhaps that is why I have written in almost all records I know, always trying to adjust to my style. Romanticism, existentialism, poetry of the occurrence or the wit, social poetry pamphlet but not using poetic devices are some of the horizons in moving my poetry.
What authors influenced your poetry?
For me there are three books that have had a great influence. "Residence on Earth" by Pablo Neruda, "Altazor" by Vicente Huidobro and "Poet in New York" by Federico García Lorca. "Canto General by Pablo Neruda also represented my meeting with the pace.
What is the order you would like to accomplish with your poetry?
is difficult to define what we look for in poetry. Particularly I think it's a way to perform well, why not try to transcend myself.
What poem would you choose if you had to choose one special? Why?
Undoubtedly "Altazor" by Vicente Huidobro, which allowed me to get to know metaphors whose rereading creationists and always leaves me in a state of poetic elevation which allows me greater creativity.
How poetic language has changed over the years?
I think I've gradually become more and more airtight and have been drifting toward poetic prose.
For you are born or become a writer?
A script can be reached by multiple causes and pathways, but have conditions that psychologists call "capacity for writing "and with which it has worldwide, is important and helpful.
What advice would you give to a young writer / writer who began in this beautiful way of the WORD?
Early in my life thought that intelligence was one of the most important virtues a person should possess. Over time I realized that consistency, persistence in the way, despite the walls or obstacles to jump or down, is what truly allows anyone to achieve its objectives.
How do you see the publishing industry today?
The publishing world is changing. Gradually closing the publishing medium and small proliferate, while large survive thanks to great promotions that actually benefit only a few authors. I think that fragmentation of the industry will continue. The marketing of books tends to consolidate over the Internet in parallel with the closure of many libraries. The future walks to books published in small editions, almost to the letter, but will persist bestseller large publishers.
If I had to recommend a book of poetry, prose, short stories, novels etc. What would you recommend?
recommend
poetry the three mentioned above. As for the prose and the novel, my editorial activity forces me to read many new authors and I have left much time for reading like I do, so I do not feel a special predilection to any particular I've read recently.
What do you think of new ways of spreading the word, whether on web sites, literary cyber forums, virtual magazines, ñusleter, blogs etc?
think they are doing a great job in interconnecting authors from different countries and help the dissemination of his writing. However, I have also literature become a kind of jungle, full of peacocks oversized ego, perhaps to mask many shortcomings of self-esteem. This jungle will clarify over time, as you begin to make a serious and objective literary criticism on the network, which did not happen today.
Finally Do you want to add something?
Nothing. Grateful for the opportunity you offer me, Gustavo, to express these views in your blog.
LUIS FERNANDO PÉREZ POZA
for you What is poetry?
Poetry is for me a way to catch small pieces of infinity and reveal them as being like a photo negative, using the word.
Could you tell us a little about your life, of his published works, awards, his literary activity?
Since 1999, I think full-time poet. As I said in the preface of my book "Vademecum" Poetry is my way of life. I get up in the morning and turn on the light poem to raise the shade. I open the hot water line, I mix with the cold so it does not scorch my soul and enjoy aromatic metaphors while I shower gel. Syneresis breakfast a cup of mate and a couple of cupcakes and I face the blank computer screen.
That vocation has led me to write and publish ten books of poetry and participate in numerous anthologies. I recently received the Poetry Award Sarmiento, in the city of Valladolid.
When did you write? Why?
I started writing very young, influenced by some familiar literary tradition, as the Galician poet Manuel Antonio and my grandfather Roxerius. Then I spent, in line with my work as Chief of Protocol, to write speeches for politicians, which was a great learning experience because I believe they are the opposite of what should be poetry. In the speeches are used many words to say nothing, and poetry should say much with few words. When I left the protocol activity I took up a love of literature to devote full time it, combining it with the editorial activity.
How would you describe your poetry?
There are poets who initially written to one record. I like to investigate new records. Perhaps that is why I have written in almost all records I know, always trying to adjust to my style. Romanticism, existentialism, poetry of the occurrence or the wit, social poetry pamphlet but not using poetic devices are some of the horizons in moving my poetry.
What authors influenced your poetry?
For me there are three books that have had a great influence. "Residence on Earth" by Pablo Neruda, "Altazor" by Vicente Huidobro and "Poet in New York" by Federico García Lorca. "Canto General by Pablo Neruda also represented my meeting with the pace.
What is the order you would like to accomplish with your poetry?
is difficult to define what we look for in poetry. Particularly I think it's a way to perform well, why not try to transcend myself.
What poem would you choose if you had to choose one special? Why?
Undoubtedly "Altazor" by Vicente Huidobro, which allowed me to get to know metaphors whose rereading creationists and always leaves me in a state of poetic elevation which allows me greater creativity.
How poetic language has changed over the years?
I think I've gradually become more and more airtight and have been drifting toward poetic prose.
For you are born or become a writer?
A script can be reached by multiple causes and pathways, but have conditions that psychologists call "capacity for writing "and with which it has worldwide, is important and helpful.
What advice would you give to a young writer / writer who began in this beautiful way of the WORD?
Early in my life thought that intelligence was one of the most important virtues a person should possess. Over time I realized that consistency, persistence in the way, despite the walls or obstacles to jump or down, is what truly allows anyone to achieve its objectives.
How do you see the publishing industry today?
The publishing world is changing. Gradually closing the publishing medium and small proliferate, while large survive thanks to great promotions that actually benefit only a few authors. I think that fragmentation of the industry will continue. The marketing of books tends to consolidate over the Internet in parallel with the closure of many libraries. The future walks to books published in small editions, almost to the letter, but will persist bestseller large publishers.
If I had to recommend a book of poetry, prose, short stories, novels etc. What would you recommend?
recommend
poetry the three mentioned above. As for the prose and the novel, my editorial activity forces me to read many new authors and I have left much time for reading like I do, so I do not feel a special predilection to any particular I've read recently.
What do you think of new ways of spreading the word, whether on web sites, literary cyber forums, virtual magazines, ñusleter, blogs etc?
think they are doing a great job in interconnecting authors from different countries and help the dissemination of his writing. However, I have also literature become a kind of jungle, full of peacocks oversized ego, perhaps to mask many shortcomings of self-esteem. This jungle will clarify over time, as you begin to make a serious and objective literary criticism on the network, which did not happen today.
Finally Do you want to add something?
Nothing. Grateful for the opportunity you offer me, Gustavo, to express these views in your blog.
LUIS FERNANDO PÉREZ POZA
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