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Contrapuntos VII

Contrapuntos VII

Contrapuntos VII

Consuelo Hernández / Harold Alvarado Tenorio

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Digitus Inde Publishers
Año de edición:
2020
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780998253930
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Contrapuntos es una revista literaria que publica poesía, prosa, ensayo, fotografía y arte. La revista se distingue en publicar mayoritariamente desde los EE.UU. trabajos escritos en español, portugués e inglés.  Contrapuntos VII: Eros y Tánatos incluye una gran selección de poemas de escritores que residen en EE.UU. como es el caso de Consuelo Hernández, Alejandra Sequeira, Ilana Luna y Jorge Manzanilla. Además, para este número muchos más colaboran desde otras latitudes como es el caso de Harold Alvarado Tenorio, Katharina Kracht y diez miembros de la Escuela Enciclopédica China. En cuanto a la narrativa aparecen trabajos de Cristina Rentería Garita, Tim Fitts, Ewa Mazierska, Jesse Sensibar y una traducción a cargo de Lacie Rae Cunningham que nos entrega una nueva versión de un clásico de Amado Nervo. En la selección fotográfica y arte Indira Yadira Arianna García Varela escribe un ensayo sobre el trabajo fotográfico de Wellington Romão Oliveira y John Gueltzau. Para este número, Jennifer Gabriele colabora con una serie de su arte digital que aparece en la cubierta del número. Colaboradores: Alejandra Sequeira; Consuelo Hernández; Cristina Rentería Garita; Ewa Mazierska; Harold Alvarado Tenorio; Ilana Dann Luna; Indira Yadira Arianna García Varela; Jennifer Gabriele; Jesse Sensibar; John Gueltzau; Jorge Manzanilla; Katharina Kracht; Lacie Rae Cunningham; Tim Fitts; Wellington Oliveira; Chinese Encyclopedic Poetry School; Erika Bondi; Jennifer Byron; José R. Flores; Erin Gallo; Marcos Pico Rentería; Daniel Holcombe; Marvin González de León; Nallely Morales; Edgar Roca; Ángel María Rañales Pérez. 3

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