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If you can or can not learn to write, is a subject of debate for some time in Italy and for the writer Fabio Geda has an answer loud and clear, whether to learn an instrument is to go to the Conservatory and to learn to paint you should go to art school, why can not have schools to learn how to write literature.
Defender of this theory, Geda keys offer the same in the onboard shop della fiction narrative included in the program of activities of La Mar de Letras, to be held in two sessions, 12 and July 13 in the hall of the Palace of 18.00 Molina hours to 20.00 hours, and who are enrolled thirty students.
Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero, Geda Fabio himself, were responsible for presenting this activity, aimed at budding writers who want to learn how to build a story and turn it into a novel.
Geda, who for twelve years was teacher of troubled children in care, is mostly seen narrator, and his books have tried to show his experience, especially in his most celebrated, there are crocodiles in the sea (2011), based on the true story of Enaiatollah Akbari, an Afghan boy who took five years to reach Italy.
At just 10 years old, Akbari suffered from not belonging to the ethnic majority and a member of a family threatened by the Taliban regime.
That led him to begin an incredible journey through Iran, Turkey and Greece, an odyssey that brought him into contact with the misery and nobility of human beings and for that, you weigh everything, preserves the irony and a wonderful smile .
Fabio Geda is known for his novels and for his collaboration in media such as La Stampa and for his work in the field of education.
Geda has won awards such as the Via Po, Maris Ginzane Rusconi or Cavour. He also teaches in Holden School (creative writing workshop created by Alessandro Baricco).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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