La fragilidad de la realidad perceptible

Fragility of perceptible reality

Rewriting and showing the world from fiction, where the novel is a genre of questions, where the answer is usually the search for it, the question itself: the book itself.

A literary conference with a practical proposal, open discussion, focused on the writings that, throughout history, have redefined the social situation, either by imagining others or by denouncing its cracks and wounds.

Content and structure:

– Introduction: what is culture, and therefore literature, for?

– The fragility of perceptible reality: rewriting the world from the birth of the modern novel (17th century) to the present day. Examples of authors and texts.

– Closing: participatory discussion.

Luci Romero is a cultural manager, writer and (former) bookseller.  She graduated  in Art History, she also has a Master’s degree in Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage, and a postgraduate degree in Literary Theory and Literary Criticism (University of Valencia).  For nine years she was co-owner of the Bartleby bookshop in Valencia.

As a poet she is the author of the books: Autovía del Este, El Diluvio (Amargord publishing house), Western (Delirio publishing house) and El tiempo de la quema (unique copy). She also appears in the anthology Sais. Diecinueve poetas desde La Bella Varsovia. She was co-editor of Flechas de Atalanta, a poetry and illustration collection, and in 2010 she won La Voz+joven award from La Casa Encendida. Her most recent book is an essay on nature writing, El arte de contar la naturaleza. Un acercamiento a la nature writing (Barlin publishing house).