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The prolific writer Fina Casalderrey second Hache Prize finalist for his novel The dove and the slain (Anaya, 2008), starred in this morning's meetings with officials organized by the Youth Council in Mandarache Project to promote reading among youth.
Casalderrey has explained to the 600 secondary readers who held a meeting in the auditorium of the UPCT the origins of the dove and the slain, with a comparison between the creation of the novel and the formation of a pearl, which the end always shines, as I expect to happen to this book.
Consecrated in the world of children's literature, the Galician writer in his book the story of Andrew, the protagonist, a teenager who seeks the extraordinary in the everyday life of a simple life.
I try to be able to seduce with intrigue thriller style, surprise, giving the basic strokes to enable the reader understand the environment the kid without having to give it all, said Fina Casalderrey.
The author has spun the story, set in just 24 hours, around a broken puzzle-like structure but retains the silhouette so that the reader can go spinning parts.
It is a drama with touches of humor to try to tear Smile in the most tragic moments.
INTERCULTURAL ENCOUNTERS WITH AUTHOR
As a new addition to the morning meeting, Final Casalderrey visit this afternoon at 16.00 hours the Intercultural Center of Los Dolores, an activity that is conducted in collaboration with the Department of Social Services to promote the establishment of committees in reading between adolescents from different cultural backgrounds with whom they work.
Intercultural Centers aim to create spaces of encounter between youth from different countries doing leisure and free time, knowledge of cultures, tolerance and universal values.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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