- Enrique Vila-Matas that 0re Saturday, September 4 to 11 30, together with Andrea Bajan, will hold a meeting at the Cloister of St. Francis on "from Gutenberg to Google";
- Javier Cercas that, to Sunday, September 5 0re 16.30, together with Aldo Cazzullo, will hold a meeting at the Cloister of St. Francis on "between literature and reality;
Enrique Vila-Matas
is the author of an extensive, personal and provocative work of fiction including novels, short stories, articles and essays. Translated into sixteen languages \u200b\u200bhas received awards from around the world, including Ennio Flaiano (2006) and Rómulo Gallegos (2001), the most important Latin American recognition. Among his publications, for Sellerio: Short History of Portable Literature (1989); specimens Suicides (1994); to Feltrinelli Bartebly and Company (2002); The pain Montano (2005), Paris never ends (2006); Pasavento Doctor (2008); Dublinesca (September 2010); to Voland: The killer literate (2004) The vertical journey (2006) From the city nervosa (2008).
Javier Cercas
Catalan writer and essayist, a professor of English Literature at the University of Girona, writes for El Pais. The publication in 2001 of the Soldiers of Salamis has earned him a huge international success with audiences and critics in Italy has won the Grinzane Cavour. His other novels, published by Bloomsbury Publishing are: Motive (2004) The speed of light (2006) Anatomy of a moment (September 2010) a novel-essay on the coup attempt by the English in 1981.
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