PLANETA LITERARIO: «El Mago del Kremlin»

Giuliano da Empoli, he is the author of this novel, which has little to do with a novel and is therefore more exciting than any one hundred percent fiction. Continúa leyendo PLANETA LITERARIO: «El Mago del Kremlin»

LAS CLAVES DE JULIO VERNE, Según GUILLERMO GOMEZ PAZ.(Investigación)

My comments on this investigation can never have the depth of someone who has dedicated half of the life time that the author used to write it. Continúa leyendo LAS CLAVES DE JULIO VERNE, Según GUILLERMO GOMEZ PAZ.(Investigación)

Editorial: EN MARZO GRITAMOS POR LA IGUALDAD..!!

At the beginning of the month of March, the month of women, I want to talk about the International Festival of Poetry and Art Grito de Mujer convened thanks to the collaboration of the International Women Poets Movement (MPI) whose president is the Dominican Jael Uribe and who was born with in order to unite the voices of solidarity in the world in homage to women and against violence and which this year reaches its XIII edition shouting for equality throughout the world. Continúa leyendo Editorial: EN MARZO GRITAMOS POR LA IGUALDAD..!!

«FLAMENCOS» en la tercera Expo Literaria

This coming March 1, at 10 pm Spain time, 3 pm in Mexico and 4 pm in the eastern United States, I will have the pleasure and honor of making the first international presentation of my book «FLAMENCO, Conversations with artists», thanks to Radio Nuestra América online and its Director and Creator of these Literay Exhibitions, Armando García, in which Spanish-language writers from all latitudes particepate. Continúa leyendo «FLAMENCOS» en la tercera Expo Literaria

PLANETA LITERARIO: MAGGY VAZQUEZ

In Literal Planet or Planeta Literario, our guest is a super special writer and author, we are referring to MARGARITA JOSEFINA VAZQUEZ AVALOS, a wonderful human being, originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, who Perla Tapatía saw this star born on October 23 known in the literary world as Maggy Vázquez and/or Luz Violeta Continúa leyendo PLANETA LITERARIO: MAGGY VAZQUEZ

Germain Droogenbroodt

Germain Droogenbroodt, Belgian (Flemish) living since 1987 in Altea, Spain. He is a poet, translator, editor and promoter of international modern poetry. He has translated more than thirty books of Spanish, German, English, French and Latin American poetry, including works by Bertolt Brecht, Miguel Hernández, José Ángel Valente, Francisco Brines, Juan Gil-Albert, collections of modern Argentine, Chilean and Nicaraguan poetry. , Mexican and made adaptations of Arabic, Chinese, Persian, Japanese, Korean poetry… Continúa leyendo Germain Droogenbroodt