The State Union of Writers Veracruzanos (UEEV) in coordination with the H. Veracruz City Council, through the Fourth Delegate Council presented the poems "Leaves of diary" of the Romanian-born Canadian poet Flavia Cosma.
The literary evening will be verified on Wednesday April 20 at 19:00. In the central courtyard of the Museum of the City, located in Zaragoza Avenue, corner of Canal. Historic Center of Veracruz. They discuss the work
, Antonio Salamanca Barclay, H. Alderman room Veracruz City Council, José Manuel Romero Salgado, coordinator of the UEEV in Veracruz, Gonzalo Valenzuela Ramirez, coordinator of the UEEV in Boca del Rio. Stand Readings: Martha Elsa Magana Durazzo, president of the UEEV. Victor Moderate CP Gardoqui Zurita, president of the Presidium Cultural Society.
Flavia Cosma, writer and translator, winner of several awards. He graduated in electrical engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest. He has also won awards as an independent producer of television documentaries as director and screenwriter. Published seventeen books of poetry, a novel, a travelogue and four children's books. His work is part of several anthologies in various countries and languages. On his collection Leaves
journal says Luis Raul Calvo, poet and essayist: There is guilt and redemption in the poems by Flavia Cosma, prolific and talented writer. Log sheets, is a occurrence of situations experienced and felt, brought to mind the poetic evocation of the author.
Since the beginning of the work appears installed the theme of suffering, displacement, together with the appearance of characters like the stranger to whom I related to that of a fallen angel. Outsider's vision is reminiscent of the image of the foreigner, that visitors arriving for a few days to a city, a people and then running swiftly.
Following the comments of the work, the author will address some words of thanks and a brief message to attendees, we close the cultural program with the artistic presentation of the duet "Disputes" of Armando and Yolanda -Splendid decimistas Veracruz, and promoters of folk-and traditional book signing, canapés and wine of honor. Free admission.
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