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Sunday, February 27, 2011
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
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ABC INTERVIEW WITH ANTONIO MARIA FLOREZ
1. Where is the link between heart of stone and the rest of the work of Antonio María Flórez?
R: Heart of Stone engages in intent and style with the substance of my poetry in recent years. On the one hand, my concern for the fate of man, his condition forced uprooting imposed, otherwise, an expressed willingness to experiment with poetic language, to incorporate the same narrative elements and fit the inner rhythm of my breathing, it more "visual" giving primacy to the image, enhancing the metaphorical and emotional.
2. "Heart of Stone is not only a set of poems, is also a story, what do we own?
A: If paradise Displaced realized the vicissitudes of a pair of lovers forced to flee their Eden home because of violence and its sister book Tiul At the borders of fear tell us the reasons for the exile and fear in heart of stone tells of the reflections of a father and son, in a desolate landscape, the disappointment, failure and, ultimately, the meaning of life.
3.Desplazados of paradise, apart from a reflection on the phenomenon of displacement, is a parable about the life cycle, set in the early stages of life: childhood and youth, particular, what place is heart of stone?
A: This book travels especially vague that edge that marks the end of the existence of the protagonist, ie, stands at the end of the cycle of existence, at a critical moment of disillusionment, of disbelief, of taking individual and collective failure a world in ruins, autophagic, but connecting up with distant primeval childhood represented in this new being who is his son in which we glimpse a faint glimmer of hope for the uncertain future of the world, for the survival of the species in a much better than one that has brought ruin to this point annihilate mankind with hatred and resentment, if in case things do not change, what's next will be quite bleak and disconsolate. María Flórez
4.Antonio accuses his style dual English-Colombian roots, what remains of the two influences?
A: For many years I suffered the consequences of not fully understand that I am the son of Colombian and English bred horse between the two countries, a person who has nursed from both cultures, and therefore I am a hybrid, a new being that has this dual role of multicultural subject. When I asked for smaller, almost forced me, to decide whether it was Colombian or English, because it had to be either one or the other, intermediate situation was not possible, there was no room for a new identity, and I generated a terrible conflict, untold suffering, because I felt from both land and wanted to be, and I felt very proud of the legacy that had been bequeathed to me this double track. It was so critical that I ever "forced" administratively settle for one nationality and in doing so, to renounce forever the other, with great dismay and disappointment to me. Fortunately that was resolved years later by way of "cultural merit" and today the joy of dual citizenship and I am proud to be from here and there at once. My influences, my legacy, so drink profusely from two sources: either me or Alvaro Mutis García Márquez, as the Generation of 27 or near or Zurbarán Cela. It is logical, therefore, prefer not to say that neither one nor the other two I eat greedily, and so I will ... citizen of the world.
5. What awaiting heart of stone?
R. I expect a lot. Heart of Stone is a book quite risky, does not give many concessions, which leaves the usual proposals imposed in our country in theme and style. The truth is that a book of some complexity, ambitious in form, which requires a careful reading and some degree of involvement by the reader, but, despite its hardness, its bleak vision of the world, invites reflection and complicity attracts generous and hopeful. In any case, it should be read in universal code and linked to these two books of his brothers who are displaced from paradise and the Boundaries of fear. So hopefully it will be understood and well received, with generosity and as a result of the multicultural heritage that one exists and it is.
6. What does a small publishing house as Littera to literature?
A: I think that publishers provide small or marginal, essentially, plurality and diversity, is an expeditious way for new or divergent proposals can be shown and develop, and there is also a very close relationship between editor and author. The problem is that the market is dominated by the big publishers and the standardization of their proposals colonize the media and determine the taste and purchasing readers. The editorial and Littera bet should be based, in my opinion, the quality, originality and exquisite beauty of its publications. And that's what you found here. Littera be accompanied by authors such as Rafael Arguyol proven quality, Jordi Doce, Luis Antonio de Villena, Basilio Sánchez, Luis Arturo Guichard, to mention only some of those who make their already prestigious list is an honor which is accompanied by the certainty that your work has been carefully processed and edited. Anyway, you understand that being small has some limitations as the problem there is with the visibility and distribution of books. Sure, there's always the Internet and other avenues to try to alleviate this difficulty. 
1. Where is the link between heart of stone and the rest of the work of Antonio María Flórez?
R: Heart of Stone engages in intent and style with the substance of my poetry in recent years. On the one hand, my concern for the fate of man, his condition forced uprooting imposed, otherwise, an expressed willingness to experiment with poetic language, to incorporate the same narrative elements and fit the inner rhythm of my breathing, it more "visual" giving primacy to the image, enhancing the metaphorical and emotional.
2. "Heart of Stone is not only a set of poems, is also a story, what do we own?
A: If paradise Displaced realized the vicissitudes of a pair of lovers forced to flee their Eden home because of violence and its sister book Tiul At the borders of fear tell us the reasons for the exile and fear in heart of stone tells of the reflections of a father and son, in a desolate landscape, the disappointment, failure and, ultimately, the meaning of life.
3.Desplazados of paradise, apart from a reflection on the phenomenon of displacement, is a parable about the life cycle, set in the early stages of life: childhood and youth, particular, what place is heart of stone?
A: This book travels especially vague that edge that marks the end of the existence of the protagonist, ie, stands at the end of the cycle of existence, at a critical moment of disillusionment, of disbelief, of taking individual and collective failure a world in ruins, autophagic, but connecting up with distant primeval childhood represented in this new being who is his son in which we glimpse a faint glimmer of hope for the uncertain future of the world, for the survival of the species in a much better than one that has brought ruin to this point annihilate mankind with hatred and resentment, if in case things do not change, what's next will be quite bleak and disconsolate. María Flórez
4.Antonio accuses his style dual English-Colombian roots, what remains of the two influences?
A: For many years I suffered the consequences of not fully understand that I am the son of Colombian and English bred horse between the two countries, a person who has nursed from both cultures, and therefore I am a hybrid, a new being that has this dual role of multicultural subject. When I asked for smaller, almost forced me, to decide whether it was Colombian or English, because it had to be either one or the other, intermediate situation was not possible, there was no room for a new identity, and I generated a terrible conflict, untold suffering, because I felt from both land and wanted to be, and I felt very proud of the legacy that had been bequeathed to me this double track. It was so critical that I ever "forced" administratively settle for one nationality and in doing so, to renounce forever the other, with great dismay and disappointment to me. Fortunately that was resolved years later by way of "cultural merit" and today the joy of dual citizenship and I am proud to be from here and there at once. My influences, my legacy, so drink profusely from two sources: either me or Alvaro Mutis García Márquez, as the Generation of 27 or near or Zurbarán Cela. It is logical, therefore, prefer not to say that neither one nor the other two I eat greedily, and so I will ... citizen of the world.
5. What awaiting heart of stone?
R. I expect a lot. Heart of Stone is a book quite risky, does not give many concessions, which leaves the usual proposals imposed in our country in theme and style. The truth is that a book of some complexity, ambitious in form, which requires a careful reading and some degree of involvement by the reader, but, despite its hardness, its bleak vision of the world, invites reflection and complicity attracts generous and hopeful. In any case, it should be read in universal code and linked to these two books of his brothers who are displaced from paradise and the Boundaries of fear. So hopefully it will be understood and well received, with generosity and as a result of the multicultural heritage that one exists and it is.
6. What does a small publishing house as Littera to literature?
A: I think that publishers provide small or marginal, essentially, plurality and diversity, is an expeditious way for new or divergent proposals can be shown and develop, and there is also a very close relationship between editor and author. The problem is that the market is dominated by the big publishers and the standardization of their proposals colonize the media and determine the taste and purchasing readers. The editorial and Littera bet should be based, in my opinion, the quality, originality and exquisite beauty of its publications. And that's what you found here. Littera be accompanied by authors such as Rafael Arguyol proven quality, Jordi Doce, Luis Antonio de Villena, Basilio Sánchez, Luis Arturo Guichard, to mention only some of those who make their already prestigious list is an honor which is accompanied by the certainty that your work has been carefully processed and edited. Anyway, you understand that being small has some limitations as the problem there is with the visibility and distribution of books. Sure, there's always the Internet and other avenues to try to alleviate this difficulty.
Monday, February 21, 2011
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Heart of stone, in Colombia
During the month of February was presented the book Heart of Stone, Antonio María Flórez in Colombia. This has taken place during events in Bogota, Medellin and Manizales. Here are some photos and the program followed:
Manizales. Tuesday 1 February. Multiple Room Central Bank. Presentations: Adalberto Villegas and Claudia Agudelo. Among the attendees, authors: Octavio Escobar, Fabio Velez, Angel Maria Ocampo.
Medellín. Thursday 3 February. Otraparte House Museum (Envigado). Presented: Lucía Estrada. Among the attendees, artists: Silvana Tobon, Ramiro Tejada, Samuel Vásquez.
Bogotá. Thursday 10 March. Founders Library Gimnasio Moderno. Presentations: Maruja Vieira and Federico Diaz-Granados. Among those attending the writers: Piedad Bonnet, Ana Mercedes Vivas, Gabriel Pabón, Jaime Echeverri, Alonso Aristizabal. 
During the month of February was presented the book Heart of Stone, Antonio María Flórez in Colombia. This has taken place during events in Bogota, Medellin and Manizales. Here are some photos and the program followed:
Manizales. Tuesday 1 February. Multiple Room Central Bank. Presentations: Adalberto Villegas and Claudia Agudelo. Among the attendees, authors: Octavio Escobar, Fabio Velez, Angel Maria Ocampo.
Medellín. Thursday 3 February. Otraparte House Museum (Envigado). Presented: Lucía Estrada. Among the attendees, artists: Silvana Tobon, Ramiro Tejada, Samuel Vásquez.
Bogotá. Thursday 10 March. Founders Library Gimnasio Moderno. Presentations: Maruja Vieira and Federico Diaz-Granados. Among those attending the writers: Piedad Bonnet, Ana Mercedes Vivas, Gabriel Pabón, Jaime Echeverri, Alonso Aristizabal.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
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Soliloquies in
Strokes appears in today by Enrique Garcia Fuentes review on the book Soliloquies , Diego Grillo Trubba. Reproduce it in full.
Trubba Diego Grillo, Argentine author, we know almost nothing. Needless to us. But if the reader is that occasionally follow the criteria we published in this supplement, take my advice: get as soon as five stories that make up the work, just a hundred pages in size very soon, and will give away a few times enjoyment and pleasure as long as I do not give me. Five stories, each other, united by the title because they share the characteristic of being counted by a single narrator who stars (Starred, to be precise, he always tells a posteriori) as stated therein. Five stories that grow as we move into the ups and downs, the author, with a frenzied pace, accumulating references, adding conditions and actions, enhancing the above to put us in the gates of vertigo, nervous, eager to see how we left mess in which the protagonist narrator introduces us. Five tales of losers, most of the time, they manage to stay afloat as they maintained a bottomless faith in themselves and a breath, do not really know where it comes from, but assured them (to them, but also us, which we immediately infected) that may things come to fruition. "Romeo and Juliet" is a hilarious review of a subject as seemingly gritty such as bestiality, "He did not learn" is such a funny and tender approach to the issue of crude death of a loved one, "What happens is that people do not say what he says "is a kind of theatrical farce small dimensions where charge an unusual force," Everything that can be done by Sandra "slips of Rondon in the best tradition of the picaresque tale and suburban, with a shocking story of the augur few who know go out and "Chinese food" (I leave it to the end because you have declared my preference) is a lesson in how develop a "screwball comedy" in twenty-five pages accumulating four or five in a row and solve problems so exhilarating. What more could you want? And what we have here at hand, do not forget. 
Strokes appears in today by Enrique Garcia Fuentes review on the book Soliloquies , Diego Grillo Trubba. Reproduce it in full.
Trubba Diego Grillo, Argentine author, we know almost nothing. Needless to us. But if the reader is that occasionally follow the criteria we published in this supplement, take my advice: get as soon as five stories that make up the work, just a hundred pages in size very soon, and will give away a few times enjoyment and pleasure as long as I do not give me. Five stories, each other, united by the title because they share the characteristic of being counted by a single narrator who stars (Starred, to be precise, he always tells a posteriori) as stated therein. Five stories that grow as we move into the ups and downs, the author, with a frenzied pace, accumulating references, adding conditions and actions, enhancing the above to put us in the gates of vertigo, nervous, eager to see how we left mess in which the protagonist narrator introduces us. Five tales of losers, most of the time, they manage to stay afloat as they maintained a bottomless faith in themselves and a breath, do not really know where it comes from, but assured them (to them, but also us, which we immediately infected) that may things come to fruition. "Romeo and Juliet" is a hilarious review of a subject as seemingly gritty such as bestiality, "He did not learn" is such a funny and tender approach to the issue of crude death of a loved one, "What happens is that people do not say what he says "is a kind of theatrical farce small dimensions where charge an unusual force," Everything that can be done by Sandra "slips of Rondon in the best tradition of the picaresque tale and suburban, with a shocking story of the augur few who know go out and "Chinese food" (I leave it to the end because you have declared my preference) is a lesson in how develop a "screwball comedy" in twenty-five pages accumulating four or five in a row and solve problems so exhilarating. What more could you want? And what we have here at hand, do not forget.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
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Strokes Stopovers
Octavio Escobar is echoed in his blog Destinations Middle the appearance of stone Heart , Antonio María Flórez. Reflect the link if you are interested.
http://destinosintermedios.blogspot.com/2011/02/corazon-de-piedra.html 
Octavio Escobar is echoed in his blog Destinations Middle the appearance of stone Heart , Antonio María Flórez. Reflect the link if you are interested.
http://destinosintermedios.blogspot.com/2011/02/corazon-de-piedra.html
Saturday, February 12, 2011
How To Unlock A Combination Lock Suitcase
Forget what I am and have been,
forget who we are.
Son, I know what you will. Heart of stone
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Heart Of Stone , Antonio María Flórez
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Does Cheat Engine Work On Poptropica?
HEART CHANGE STONE IN DIGITAL TODAY
On Saturday 5 appeared on the blog of Simon Viola an extensive review of the book Heart of Stone of Antonio María Flórez and published the first in the DIGITAL TODAY. Reproduce the full text:
dombenitense
From mother and Colombian father, Antonio María Flórez has alternated for educational and professional after periods of his life in Spain and Colombia, which has allowed him to see first hand the literary scene in both countries and has become a valuable bridge between them. In this circumstance, his books also have appeared in Colombia (The Square Circle, 1987, in slow motion, 1989; ZOO (love poemillas environmentally damaging), 1993) and Spain (the bar of the four roses, 1995, before returning 1996) .
Back in Colombia, Antonio Maria has published The City (2001), The art of fighting (prize Caldense Institute of Culture, 2002), Displaced Paradise (2003), and Dali, the art of scandal (2004) , an essay by a notable reception there. He recently appeared in the Regional Editor Transmutation (2010), an anthology of current Colombian literature that collects samples from various genres (poetry, essay, novel short stories).
Heart of Stone, who now publishes books Littera Villanovense editor, is a small collection of poems that belong to the same cycle Displaced Paradise (International Poetry Prize "Ciudad de Bogota 2003", published that same year and later in 2006, Editora Regional de Extremadura), a book that dealt with the effects of violence in Colombia.
As is known, the traditional migration from rural areas to the cities, common to all Latin America, has been intensified in Colombia through the action of large landowners, paramilitaries and guerrillas, forcing entire villages, accused of collaboration, to flight. More than one million displaced annually is required to give up their human wave environment of origin and destination unpredictable, as is the course of the confrontation, which makes it impossible to schedule in advance and foster care measures. Violence and its aftermath, with its extraordinary size and its extension in time, have become part of a "system effect" common to several generations of Colombian writers, a glue that does not naturally uniform answers, but imposes its undeniable presence. Treaty theater, novels, essays ... the issue has also entered in poetry, challenged, like other genres, an ethical commitment to this terrible state of affairs (a character from Octavio Escobar Giraldo associated with "a lot of resignation and despair and an endless orgy of blood").
Although both documents contain key performance poems related to one's personal biography, both books (significantly devoted to child), placed under the invocation of the Biblical story of the expulsion from Eden, chronicle the journey from certain dangers and threats hidden of those who leave "footprint / in the dust, / the wet grass / mud and" seeking the protection of "false gods of the city burned" with the biblical stigma of those who know "banished from paradise."
If there though, the protagonists of the flight were a couple of young refugees in the Heart of stone will be a father and son which provide, as stated in the initial appointment of Cormac McCarthy "in front of them a great devastation." And it is the presence of the child, determined on a linguistic behavior crucial and perplexing question in his candor ("What would you do if I die, father?") That entered this world of ash shining brightness of hope and gives possible sense to target the adult must take care of the "must carry fire." 
On Saturday 5 appeared on the blog of Simon Viola an extensive review of the book Heart of Stone of Antonio María Flórez and published the first in the DIGITAL TODAY. Reproduce the full text:
dombenitense
From mother and Colombian father, Antonio María Flórez has alternated for educational and professional after periods of his life in Spain and Colombia, which has allowed him to see first hand the literary scene in both countries and has become a valuable bridge between them. In this circumstance, his books also have appeared in Colombia (The Square Circle, 1987, in slow motion, 1989; ZOO (love poemillas environmentally damaging), 1993) and Spain (the bar of the four roses, 1995, before returning 1996) .
Back in Colombia, Antonio Maria has published The City (2001), The art of fighting (prize Caldense Institute of Culture, 2002), Displaced Paradise (2003), and Dali, the art of scandal (2004) , an essay by a notable reception there. He recently appeared in the Regional Editor Transmutation (2010), an anthology of current Colombian literature that collects samples from various genres (poetry, essay, novel short stories).
Heart of Stone, who now publishes books Littera Villanovense editor, is a small collection of poems that belong to the same cycle Displaced Paradise (International Poetry Prize "Ciudad de Bogota 2003", published that same year and later in 2006, Editora Regional de Extremadura), a book that dealt with the effects of violence in Colombia.
As is known, the traditional migration from rural areas to the cities, common to all Latin America, has been intensified in Colombia through the action of large landowners, paramilitaries and guerrillas, forcing entire villages, accused of collaboration, to flight. More than one million displaced annually is required to give up their human wave environment of origin and destination unpredictable, as is the course of the confrontation, which makes it impossible to schedule in advance and foster care measures. Violence and its aftermath, with its extraordinary size and its extension in time, have become part of a "system effect" common to several generations of Colombian writers, a glue that does not naturally uniform answers, but imposes its undeniable presence. Treaty theater, novels, essays ... the issue has also entered in poetry, challenged, like other genres, an ethical commitment to this terrible state of affairs (a character from Octavio Escobar Giraldo associated with "a lot of resignation and despair and an endless orgy of blood").
Although both documents contain key performance poems related to one's personal biography, both books (significantly devoted to child), placed under the invocation of the Biblical story of the expulsion from Eden, chronicle the journey from certain dangers and threats hidden of those who leave "footprint / in the dust, / the wet grass / mud and" seeking the protection of "false gods of the city burned" with the biblical stigma of those who know "banished from paradise."
If there though, the protagonists of the flight were a couple of young refugees in the Heart of stone will be a father and son which provide, as stated in the initial appointment of Cormac McCarthy "in front of them a great devastation." And it is the presence of the child, determined on a linguistic behavior crucial and perplexing question in his candor ("What would you do if I die, father?") That entered this world of ash shining brightness of hope and gives possible sense to target the adult must take care of the "must carry fire."
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Example Of Wedding Vote Of Thanks
HEART OF STONE INTERVIEW WITH DIEGO GRILLO
appears within our library Littera Poetry title heart of stone, Antonio María Flórez. The book consists of nineteen poems along which the author engages in a dialogue between a father and son on key aspects of existence. Based on a Cormac McCarthy quote contained in his book The Road, the author returns to influence the theme of the defeat and exile that had already appeared in previous works. In turn, the dialogue and narration are interspersed to get a book of poems is also a story.
Antonio María Flórez is an author born in Don Benito, Badajoz, but has spent much of his life in Colombia. This is evident in their records and their form of expression. We can also find in this book. Author, among others, works Zoo (love Poemillas environmentally damaging), City, The art of fighting and displaced paradise. Has been included in several anthologies of poetry and story and winner of several awards. 
appears within our library Littera Poetry title heart of stone, Antonio María Flórez. The book consists of nineteen poems along which the author engages in a dialogue between a father and son on key aspects of existence. Based on a Cormac McCarthy quote contained in his book The Road, the author returns to influence the theme of the defeat and exile that had already appeared in previous works. In turn, the dialogue and narration are interspersed to get a book of poems is also a story.
Antonio María Flórez is an author born in Don Benito, Badajoz, but has spent much of his life in Colombia. This is evident in their records and their form of expression. We can also find in this book. Author, among others, works Zoo (love Poemillas environmentally damaging), City, The art of fighting and displaced paradise. Has been included in several anthologies of poetry and story and winner of several awards.
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