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The Municipal Library "Gómez Jordana" Mazarrón 50th birthday and to celebrate the Department of Culture of the City of Mazarrón has designed a comprehensive program of activities taking place from Friday November 29 until Friday January 3.
This was announced yesterday by the councilor of the area, Maria Celeste Soria, and the head of that library, Concepcion Acosta, who invited citizens to share in this anniversary will feature book presentations, workshops, children's films and family , storytelling and even a literary encounter with famed writer Carmen Posadas.
As explained Mary Celeste Soria, "programming consists of 35 activities that will begin this Friday November 29th with an event to be celebrated in the library to be attended by the Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, and the CEO of Real Culture of the Autonomous Community, Francisco Gimenez Gracia. During the event we discover a plaque and a gift to the library users also met 50 years, as well as children who come to this conclusion "will be delivered.
The mayor of Culture said that "the plans drawn up for this anniversary is intended for all audiences as there will be activities for both young and old, and can even be enjoyed as a family film screenings."
One of the acts who excel in the program "will be the literary event with author Carmen Posadas to be held on Tuesday, November 10 at 20 am in the Auditorium of the Cultural Center. It will be definitely a unique opportunity to meet a of the most prestigious literati literature in the Spanish language. "
Carmen Posadas began his literary career writing children's literature in 1980.
In 1984, his book 'Mr. North Wind "won the National Book Award for best editing.
His first job beyond child gender is 'unlikely Scene' in 1991 published the essay Who has seen and who sees you!
and in 1995 the novel 'Five blowflies'.
In 1997 Read the story collection 'Nothing is what it seems. "
But it was the following year when you get the Planeta Prize with 'Small infamy' and achieved great success with his novel, catching on.
In 2001 he published "La Bella Otero ', which soon led to film.
In 2002, Newsweek magazine looked at Carmen Posadas as one of the most important Latin American writers of his generation.
That same year he published a compilation of articles 'hernia Viriato: Recipe for hypochondriacs', written in collaboration with her daughter Sophia.
'The good servant' occurs in 2003, and in 2004 'In the Shadow of Lilith'.
'Child's Play' (Metro 2006), 'Literature, adultery and Visa Platinum Card' (Metro, 2007), 'Today caviar, sardines morning' (RBA, 2008, in collaboration with his brother Gervasio Posadas Mańé) ' Red tape '(Espasa, 2008) and' The Invisible Witness' (2013) is his latest novels.
Other awards are Apelles Mestres Prize for Children's Literature in 2004 and in 2008 the Culture Prize awarded by the Community of Madrid.
Collectively, his books have been translated into 23 languages.
The Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, stressed that "it is a comprehensive program with which we want to celebrate the library 'Gómez Jordana' aims at the place it deserves, with a new and modern facilities, thanks to the efforts of Mazarron. Moreover, in order to make the library a meeting point of cultural and social life Mazarron, we designed all these interesting activities for children and adults. "
Among them, the mayor has invited citizens to participate especially in the encounter with Carmen Posadas "it will be a luxury, and certainly also an immense pleasure to chat with this great literary figure, being your visit an example Most of our interest in promoting the habit of reading and meeting with Culture among all citizens. Which, adding that this program coincides with our celebrations, can enjoy pleasant moments with family, friends and neighbors. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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