LITERARY
By: Oscar Pauka
Presentation of the book poets and storytellers of
L 2010.
The Peruvian Cultural Institute (ICP) of Miami is pleased to invite you to the presentation of his book, poets and storytellers, 2010, in tribute to JM Arguedas, on Wednesday 09 February at 6:30 pm at the auditorium of the HOUSE OF THE PERUVIAN LITERATURE (behind the Palace of Government). Participants will include poets
Lima Aldhem Sierralta, Joan Living and others. It will offer a toast at the Literary Café at 7:30 pm
ICP President Ricardo Calderon, thanks in advance for your assistance.
Presentation of the book poets and storytellers of
L 2010. The Peruvian Cultural Institute (ICP) of Miami is pleased to invite you to the presentation of his book, poets and storytellers, 2010, in tribute to JM Arguedas, on Wednesday 09 February at 6:30 pm at the auditorium of the HOUSE OF THE PERUVIAN LITERATURE (behind the Palace of Government). Participants will include poets
Lima Aldhem Sierralta, Joan Living and others. It will offer a toast at the Literary Café at 7:30 pm
ICP President Ricardo Calderon, thanks in advance for your assistance.
2010 Poets and storytellers
The Peruvian Cultural Institute of Miami (ICP) and published poets and storytellers of 2010, which contains the winning entries in the nineteenth century literary contest in tribute to the writer José María Arguedas.
Among the authors included in the anthology include Raul Castillo Soto, first prize in the poetry of the ICP, Marlon F. Tejera War, second prize, and the poets Luis Angel Casas, Francisco Henríquez, Matilde Pelaez, Ana Adriazola-Rodríguez, María Teresa González Rodríguez and Larrinua Mery.
The book includes texts by 23 poets and 15 narrators. Poets are Raul Castillo Soto, Marlon F. War Tejera, Enrique Mola, Luis Angel Casas, Andrea Martin, Samanez Luz Paz, Mery Larrinua, Patricia Scheffer Röder, Farida E. Green, Frank Otero Luque, Elvira Sevillano Marco, Julio Enrique Cepero, Emma Espinoza, Teresa Medina, Addhemar Sierralta, Matilde Pelaez, Orlando Fernandez Donors Ana Odriozola-Rodriguez, Paul Chavez Cueto, María Teresa González Rodríguez, Martha Curcio, Joan Viva Fidel Alcantara Lévano. While the narrators are Nasarre Teresa, Carla Pravisani, Viviana Gloria Echeverría, José María Arguedas, Humberto Hincapie, Bertha Jacobson, Patricia Scheffer Röder, Frank Otero Luque, Achilles Rivas Rodriguez, Miguel Martín fart Emma Espinoza, Olga Rojas, Addhemar Sierralta, Paolo Chávez and José Enrique Cueto Bridge.
regard said President of the ICP.
The Peruvian Cultural Institute of Miami (ICP) and published poets and storytellers of 2010, which contains the winning entries in the nineteenth century literary contest in tribute to the writer José María Arguedas.
Among the authors included in the anthology include Raul Castillo Soto, first prize in the poetry of the ICP, Marlon F. Tejera War, second prize, and the poets Luis Angel Casas, Francisco Henríquez, Matilde Pelaez, Ana Adriazola-Rodríguez, María Teresa González Rodríguez and Larrinua Mery.
The book includes texts by 23 poets and 15 narrators. Poets are Raul Castillo Soto, Marlon F. War Tejera, Enrique Mola, Luis Angel Casas, Andrea Martin, Samanez Luz Paz, Mery Larrinua, Patricia Scheffer Röder, Farida E. Green, Frank Otero Luque, Elvira Sevillano Marco, Julio Enrique Cepero, Emma Espinoza, Teresa Medina, Addhemar Sierralta, Matilde Pelaez, Orlando Fernandez Donors Ana Odriozola-Rodriguez, Paul Chavez Cueto, María Teresa González Rodríguez, Martha Curcio, Joan Viva Fidel Alcantara Lévano. While the narrators are Nasarre Teresa, Carla Pravisani, Viviana Gloria Echeverría, José María Arguedas, Humberto Hincapie, Bertha Jacobson, Patricia Scheffer Röder, Frank Otero Luque, Achilles Rivas Rodriguez, Miguel Martín fart Emma Espinoza, Olga Rojas, Addhemar Sierralta, Paolo Chávez and José Enrique Cueto Bridge.
regard said President of the ICP.
"The works of these writers are distributed in 170 pages turned into a mosaic of English speakers from different countries from Argentina to Australia"
Ricardo Calderón, editor and president of PCI.
The Peruvian Cultural Institute (ICP) of Miami