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Rafael Chirbes arrived yesterday to Pedro Cano Foundation with the task of closing the fifth edition of the literary cycle 'River Lyrics'.
With the surf still have recently received the National Award for Literary Criticism for his novel 'On the Shore', Valencian historian confessed that he had never had the feeling of being a professional writer saying that "I wanted to be what no I really am. "
After a commendable presentation by Encarnación García de León, Professor of Language and Literature, Chirbes defined primarily as a historian.
"No story no novel or anything, it's all part of history," said the author of 'Crematorium', the novel with which he lived his greatest success despite nearly it in a drawer and confessed have written "very reluctantly, I felt little moral and very dark."
Chirbes made clear in the literary cycle blanqueño not feel a professional novelist.
"I write when I get things" adding certified writing around him because he does not like because "if you like what surrounds you enjoy it, but when you write that enjoyment creates problems. Eventually, you commit to something and write to find a space, which in my case is my own and that I committed myself and how I have not other things "
The Valencian writer said not working in any novel currently and ruled that, had a new book, is to be a trilogy.
The Villa Book ended with the intervention of the National Literary Critic Award for the fifth time they have passed the National Fiction Prize, José María Merino;
the Metro, Clara Sánchez Award;
Elvira Menendez and writer, author of 'The Heart of the Ocean'.
The Pedro Cano Foundation has also been passed four prominent critics of Spanish literature;
José Antonio is Masoliver ('La Vanguardia');
Angel Luis Prieto de Paula (El Pais), Mercedes Monmany ('Abc') and Joseph Belmonte Serrano ('The Truth').
Source: Ayuntamiento de Blanca
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