by Gustavo FAVERÓN
The Literature Student Center (Celite) presents workshops, testimonials from creation, which is a new format in creative workshops that bring together several writers, on various dates, which since its scriptural experience, intended to motivate the creative abilities of the participants. The first edition of this workshop will be led by Gustavo Faverón Patriau.
DATE: Tuesday January 18
TIME: 15:00 hrs.
PLACE: Peruvian Literature House
(Jr. Ancash 207 - Old Station Homeless)
Those wishing to attend this event may do so prior registration email
Celite Gustavo Faverón Patriau (Lima, 1966) is a journalist, writer and literary critic. He studied at the Catholic University of Peru and received his MA and Ph.D. in Hispanic Literature at Cornell University. He has taught at Middlebury College, Stanford University and currently at Bowdoin College, Maine, where he lives. He was editor of the newspaper El Comercio us and now edits the magazine of literary theory Dissidence. He is the author of two books of theory: Rebels (Madrid: Tecnos, 2005) and Against the allegory (Hildesheim-Zürich-New York: Olms, 2010). All blood edited: Peruvian tales of political violence (Lima: Matalamanga, 2008) and, together with Edmundo Paz Soldan, the set of critical essays wild Bolaño (Barcelona: Kandy, 2008). His blog Airlift has been considered by Spain's ABC newspaper as "the most influential" in Latin America. The dealer is his first novel.
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