Cartagena Hay Festival 2025/ Txell Feixas
Thursday 30 January 2025
War, Dictatorship and Corruption: Attacks on Journalism
Txell Feixas, Catalina Gómez Ángel, Abraham Jiménez Enoa and Tatiana Velásquez in Conversation with Juan Diego Quesada.
Juan Diego QuesadaTalked toTxell Feixas(Catalonia, Spain), to Journalist and Writer Who have been to correspondent in lebanon;Catalina Gómez Ángel (Colombia), Who Specialises in the Middle East and the Ukraine;Abraham Jiménez Enoa(Cuba), Journalist and Winner of the Michael Jacobs Travel Writing Grant 2023 With Landing in the world; andTatiana VeláSquez (Colombia), Founder of the Caribbean Contratopedia, An Outlet That Research Contracting and the Management of Public Money in Bolívar and Atlantic.
École of the Anthropocene/ Marta Sagarra
March 29
Humanimals: Crossing the Boundaries of the Human
This Masterclass explored the Fragile and Shifting Boundaries of Humanity, The Affects Shared Between Humans and Other Animals, Shared Sexuality and Labor, Fashions of Communication, Attempts at Hybridization, As Well As Our Shared Vulnerability and Finite.
Marta SegarraPhilosopher, Research Director at the Center for Research on the Arts and Language – Cral (CNRS/EHESS), and Author of Humanimaux: Où placer the frontières of Humain? (Hermann, 2024).
March 30
Black Dog, by Guan Hu
Screening Followed by a Conversation Between Marta Segarra (Philosopher) and Isabelle Michallet (Legal Scholar).
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The Screening Was Followed by in Conversation With Marta SegarraProfessor of Gender Studies at the University of Barcelona. Her current Research Focus on Biopolitics and Posthumanism. Among Her Recent Books: Humanimaux: Où placer the frontières of Humain? (2024), Community with accento (2021), The world we need / The World We Need (with Donna Haraway, 2019),Theory of the cores agujeredos (2014).
Pen World Voices Festival/ Pol Guasch
Fri. May 2, 2025. 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm et
Strand Book Store
After the Fall: post-apocalyptic novel
Uruguayan AuthorFernanda Trias(Pink Slime), Catalan AuthorPol Guasch(Napalm in the Heart), and American AuthorJeff Vandermeer(Absolute) Joined for Discussion of Their New Post-Apocalyptic Novels Moderated by Historian and JournalistIlia Veniavkin. This Wide-Ranging, International Conversation Will Expore the Ways Post-Apocalyptic Landscapes Lay Bare Societal Hierarchies, Raise Climate Concerns, and Bush reflex and respond to the miss this Thought-Provoking Discussion of Our Future in the ruins.
Festival Du Livre de Paris/ Eva Baltasar
The Price of Freedom
Grand Palais – Eiffel Stage
Sunday, April 13,
The path to Freedom is Strewn with Obstacles and Doubt. With both sensitivity and strength, Eva Baltasar shows us how High the cost can be – and how invaluable it trully is.
In Mammoth (Translated from Catalan by Annie Bats), Eva Baltasar delivers a Powerful Novel About The Female Body and Desire, Through the Story of a Young Woman Who Wants to Hava a Child and Escapes to the Mountainins. She takes refuge in a simple, raw, and acompromising life, in pursuit of a radical and epic freedom.
Moderated by: Sarah Pollicci
Bogotá thread
One of the most important cultural events in the Spanish-spaning world. For the Past 35 Years, It Has Brought Toogether All the Players in the Book Industry (Authors, Publishers, Publishers, Translators, Distributors, Agents, and Booksellers), Who, Along With Their Readers, Make Up This Book Ecosystem That Grows and Strenghens Each Year.
More Than a Dozen Writers Writing in Catalan, Journalists and Artists Were Present at the International Book Fair Filbo Bogotá (April 25th-May 11th) Where Spain Was Guest of Honor.
Visutal Artist Frederic Amat, Journalist and Essayist Jordi Amat, Poets Mireia Calafell and Jaume Subirana, Novelists Francesc Serés, Marta Carnicero, Andrea Genovart, Pol Guasch, Writer Anna Pazos and Maite Carranza, Philosopher Marina Garcés and Illustrator Xavier Bonet.
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