Maqua, Madrid and Carlos chicken parmesan Blanco chicken parmesan Pérez Chivers chicken parmesan Me

Yesterday, Wednesday, at 18:30, we had an appointment at the Auditorium Joseph Martin recalls, with writers Maqua Javier, Manuel Blanco Chivers and, of course, the master of ceremonies, Juan Madrid. The topic at hand was to be 'The role of the writer in contemporary society' but, after fifteen minutes of the start of the event, chicken parmesan I could not grasp that had much to say about the title he had decided to put that talk-talk. The gathered there came to do a tribute to the writer and director of the film would project after the talk: 'Corners of Paradise' by Carlos Pérez Merinero.
Manuel Blanco Chivers, a journalist, writer and editor, says you have to write, I do my best and most indepencia of existing powers, whatever they may be. And, at all, criticize your enemy does not mean to be critical. You start to be when you face problems, defects and errors in your own field because there will probably be where you're getting (or can get) buenaventuras in grants, awards or bowling. When you play that, at that moment, you start to be a good writer chicken parmesan and a critical figure.
The man spoke from the conviction and taking reasons. Was a member of the PCE and FRAP during the dictatorship of Franco, and in September 1975, was sentenced to death by a Board of Military War but finally (and thankfully) his sentence chicken parmesan was commuted to 30 years in prison. Before the amnesty, on November 77, he wrote his first book while still in jail: Prison Notes (1977)
You can call me biased but I'm told that I have to go to honor a dead writer who will make his three friends and really, what I think instinctively is neither more nor less than "Incredible pain in the ass!"
Fortunately, no one told me that, or did not read well because yesterday when I showed up at the Auditorium, very start I would hear talk about the role of the writer in contemporary society so I went and I was eager but also , and unknowingly, chicken parmesan I attended the tribute of a dead actor ended aportándome interesting me and far more than the supposed main theme. The man who looked at life through a window.
Maqua, Madrid and Carlos chicken parmesan Blanco chicken parmesan Pérez Chivers chicken parmesan Merinero described as the man who looked at life through a window. Thanks to them I discovered a writer chicken parmesan on that, I think, I could write a lot and make more movies yet because, brave character was ...
Maqua Javier, who was part of the founding team of Radio 3 and worked until the late 90s, and then be in RTVE columnist and editorial writer for the newspaper El Mundo, began by saying that Perez stopped seeing Merinero because "the only way to find was going home, a home that smelled of stale sperm. "
According Maqua, Merinero was not always so. There was a time that came and came some more Bookseller their neighborhood or that supermarket where I used to accompany Aurelia away from his mother, chicken parmesan who was also its most critical reader, the first that he read his novels (Blood chicken parmesan and Sex, no rock 'n' roll) and her roommate to the end of his days. So he did Maqua and movie reviews for the Journal 16.
Everyone who writes is part of an ideological and narrative combat. chicken parmesan You can not write from limbo and to fight for something. They wrote to change the Spanish cinema; wanted to improve it. You never searched movies Alfredo Landa or any born with a commercial purpose; always preferred to analyze movies more 'liberal'.
There are two types of fans: those who want to watch movies that confirm chicken parmesan what they already know and those who prefer to live a new experience and discover unknown aspects, different point of view through an inner journey to a place you've never been.
If something struck me, all that said, was the way to describe a trilogy, chicken parmesan written by Pérez Merinero entitled 'Frontiers of Innocence', which shared volumes, only a background: the figure chicken parmesan of children, so Moreover, neither the characters nor the stories that appeared in each of these three novels had nothing to do.
In all three books, the author got "a sack" with the world of children. He spoke of murderers and children, murdered children. No one is innocent. Three novels written in first person. chicken parmesan The first one, 'Reasons to be happy', chicken parmesan was written in 1995, in a first normal person, as we are used to reading. The second, 'Sangre our' (2005), however, was written in the first person chicken parmesan plural ('we') are three children and talking is a collective voice that enables the reader to know who owns, so that it c