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The Storyteller

Giancarlo Stagnaro met in 2001 in a work context all literary, but I had a lot of fiction, for it was nothing less than a veritable factory of lies. But there was not much to choose from by then. In fact, having a more or less worth in Peru continues to be a kind of lottery. Soon we were very good friends, but before that, always remember two things Stagnaro spoke with great obsession: the dark side of the force ( War of the Galaxies ), and its magazine virtual literary, which was in the process to appear at any time. Never interested me first because I come from quarries astronomically Star Trek, and the second, or the crutch of the virtual magazine, I always imagined that it was an illusion. Moreover, he thought that the names of persons mentioned in this fantasy role cybernetics (Mario, Pancho and Carlos were the most common) were only a set of imaginary friends, that is, an outdated product of delirium.

Three years later, Stagnaro and I met again in another place of work. Gossip about your project thus far from disappearing, is stressed. But something made me suspect that it was not a chimera. Guess what was ruining my disbelief, my typical lack of faith, it was found that his friends Mario San Marcos, Pancho and Carlos did exist. That was not only a good indication that my good friend does not raving, but continue with their hobby on the dark side of the force and make small talk with the head of Darth Vader, he used as keychain. This, I must point out, was lost in one night I guess I must have been the darker side of life Stagnaro.

So one day, to my surprise, I clicked on a link and appeared before my eyes, in a single snapshot, The Talker. Like fine wine, this electronic publication, the product of time and patience, the love and passion, but above all, good inputs, continues today with the additional value have improved in successive phases. The Speaker and not many magazines, has a great virtue: fill large information gaps. This journal, and only a handful of publications more electronic-is responsible for deepening fail precisely where the cultural sections of many print media, including the most important Peruvian newspaper ... not necessarily the best. Unlike many blogs devoted to literature, that all they do is to exercise the fingers of blogger with the technique of copy-paste - the magazine The Storyteller provides relevant information, builds bridges and links , broadens horizons, promotes the creation, spread views, and, most importantly, generates currents of opinion. In The Storyteller no place for the cherrys or the autombombo, mat is not a payment for favors.

In the first issue of The Storyteller -in which I was pleased to participate with a science fiction story, "the editorial said:" The beginning of a journal always involves approaches, projects and passions. The Speaker born, thus opening up a textual production, creativity and discussion of key issues for the contemporary literary work. This claim, though it may seem common place, arises from an interest which we believe is imperative in today: the spread of poetry, that is, the particular ways of conceiving the literary and its manifestations. The search for the enjoyment text also implies an effort to imagine alternative ways of making literature, to write and to think of it from her. "

Against all odds, these words fell on deaf ears.

After six years, very engaged in fifteen editions, this particular book project reached number sixteen, wearing a design that balances the graphic and textual, with a sober style, friendly, functional and dynamic. I do not know a lot of colors, but I suspect, for good taste that characterizes this magazine that they play very well to encourage the enjoyment of readers. This fortunate meeting of features makes the sixteenth edition of The Storyteller a very well plotted, and very expected.

This number 16 in a quick review, we found a set of interviews with four South American writers: the Brazilian Floriano Martins (by Adlin Prieto), Argentine Alan Pauls (by Rafael Ojeda), Chile's Alejandro Zambra (for Francisco Izquierdo) and the Colombian Jorge Franco (Jack Smith). These dialogues, some intimate, other fluids, all timely and relevant, we approach the creative processes and thinking behind all work with order to show the directions that follow the Latin American letters.

In this issue, He notes the Library section, devoted this time to delve into the mysteries of the difficult art of translation, both the theoretical contributions and the diversity of angles. "Passion for language" is an interview by José Carlos Picon the professor, poet, translator and editor Ricardo Silva-Santisteban. The text is added "Pierre Menard syndrome or translation by Jorge Luis Borges 'article Belén Hernández, and' From multiculturalism to Bible translation," Elsa Tamez, and "Heterogeneity, homogeneity and cultural change, "Mario Granda. Moreover, "Juan José del Solar: The maximum fidelity to the style of author, Julio Zavala Vega, and" An Approach to Literary Translation in Peru ", Maria Isabel Gomez.

These articles and research are complemented by five groups of translations. Thus, we have three poems by José Watanabe ("The sole", "Report to my brother died in infancy" and "The Caterpillar") brought into French by Jesus Martinez and Philippe Colin, and the words "The wretched torment of language and the seductions of hell in the tragic moments of love Barbus and Lozna "of Floriano Martins can be read in English by Adlin Prieto. Several texts of the American poet Jack Spicer have been translated into English by Diego Otero, and so does Camilo Fernandez Cozma with a poem by Stéphane Mallarmé. Close this section two poems by William Wordsworth English translation by Mario Granda.

But this number 16 The Talker brings more items of interest. Excels "Blanca Varela, in the jargon of sewage. A reading of animal Concert ", an approximation of Greece Cáceres to the poetics of the author of Canto villain, who died recently, from a Michel Pastoureau heading, which sheds light on the meanings of black. Similarly, Mario Granda, the purpose of the exhibition The life and literature, organized by the PUCP in 2008, publishes "Mario Vargas Llosa and universals', which starts with a delicious heresy," Mario Vargas Llosa is not the center, but is at the Centre. " Ana Elena Costa works with "What is the power of literature?" An interesting reflection from a meeting of six French intellectuals in Paris, held in 1965.

It also has an ingenious investigation of Chilean Alejandro Zambra, entitled 'Festivals Independence ", written after his visit to Lima last year. Paolo de Lima presents "Poetics of political violence in curved Fierro (1985) by José Antonio Mazzotti," which analyzes three texts that the poet wrote during the hardest years of the Shining Path terrorism.

impossible to ignore the words' Walter Benjamin: the forty-nine steps of an illusion "by Andrés Piñeiro, and" The gender of the test and receiving the horrible Lima Sebastián Salazar Bondy, "Mario Granda .

This is The Storyteller number 16. A magazine that while has not the virtue of punctuality, compensates his readers with a varied and heavy contents, characterized by the quality and reputation of its employees, as well as originality in the approach to the issues. And this is no accident. Clicking on the item "About Us" which appears as a footnote to this journal, we learn that Carlos Yushimito is the founding director, and that the current policy is shaped by Mario Granda, Francisco Izquierdo, Giancarlo Stagnaro and Johnny Zevallos. Similarly, the reader learns that the editorial board is composed of Francisco Angeles, Jack Martinez, Adlin Prieto, Claudia Salazar and Marlon Aquino.

There is only wonder why the magazine is so dark?, Why is used both black? Something will have to see the dark side of force? Is it a literary homage to Darth Vader? After many laps, and reread the texts of Michel Pastoureau, perhaps responsible for the design and administration, White ... White Peirano, can enlighten us with his explanation to unravel the dark mystery.

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No. 16 Carlos Calderón Fajardo. Intimate anthology. 40 years of stories. Casatomada. Lima, 2009. 357 pp. Several authors

There are good writers and good writers marketing. There are writers who only care about writing and writers are they only care what is written about them. There are writers who live to write freely, and there are writers living shackled to the formulas of "success", according to market research of the big publishers. After reading intimate Anthology: 40 years of stories , Casatomada recent publication, it is clear, very clear, what kind of writer is Carlos Calderón Fajardo, as his personal choice "Twenty-stories published between 1969 and 2009 - fluent in either human and literary quality.

This portfolio of Fajardo Calderon's more, much more than just a group-story-in chronological order. It is, above all, a sample in which the reader will sober and mature handling this author manages to symbolize the peak moments of existence, ie to realize and unlock the unspeakable, to make available to an accomplice who of these extraordinary stories twenty-seven a truth that does not stop hurting, dazzle or pleasing.

the sea waters . There is a world in motion, in each story intimate Anthology: 40 years of stories , means more than the sum of four decades of creative writing. A world seemingly calm, but in constant evolution and questioning, on good account by the constant flow of undercurrents. It is the sea, is Paris-bella or sow, "is the story that each character carries and manifests as a shadow. It's chiaroscuro or absence of color favored by the left hand of God. They are also the angels who are confused with mortals. Fallen angels who compete in grace and favor with the mortals who believe divine, until it reaches the disease, deterioration, poverty, neglect and death. It is the dream and undulating jellyfish man watching the sea. Are stories metaphorical dialogue epistolary two friends while they stop being friends. It's huge, iridescent stranded ghost of Moby Dick on a beach in Tumbes for an endless sunset. It's the journey with or without return. Is the house that changes its place in the desert in the heat of an invasion to become a mirage. It is a photograph. It is a picture. An iguana quietly mutating. A cougar killed and subsequently killed by blinking in each pictorial version. A story that is repeated and in which the hero of the thousand and one faces an identical number of nights is the same pure change in correspondence with a constellation of contraction. The sea water covered by .

Forgiveness and guilt, or vice versa. God is gone, disappearing into the door of the church of Saint-Nicolas-du-Chardonnet in the Latin Quarter, and forget about a man and all men. The man expelled from Paradise. This and other characters are Dante without God, without defense, without the possibility of Heaven or Hell, just have the misery of this world, a painful limbo, which is not even purgatory. Characters with guilt, but vital, tenacious, intense and persistent in their happiness. Happiness, of course, no sweeteners, no hope in capsules of self, because it is the story told and retold late repentance, space profane in conflict with the sacred sphere of worldly clicking the literary world or the artistic interpretation, of aestheticism skeptical at odds with the sacred social criticism. It is the silence as penance and almost inhuman howl as an epiphany. Of confession from father to son. To live the same forever on Monday, fantasy or schizophrenic, until the end of time. The redemption of the hero disguised as an executioner, the hangman embodied in a relay to philosopher Bertrand Russell and the Tractatus of Wittgenstein. Catchascanista's cross, the priest subversive, hunters cougar, the successful writer of vampire women who dreams of a piano. And no, in the absence of divinity, can walk on the waters cover the sea.

The shallow sea waters . So well have titled this portfolio of Calderón Fajardo. No, it is a nonsensical, absurd or capricious. This is the last sentence of the book and it belongs, in fact literary, Amos Oz, as Calderón Fajardo explained at the beginning of the story omega intimate Anthology: 40 Years of stories, entitled "black spots" that is, without doubt, the tip of an iceberg. With this statement could be summarized as elusive aesthetics of the author. With these five words could open several doors that provides the narrative here by Calderón Fajardo. But what does it mean that time the author of sea water on ? If you want a satisfactory answer, here is what he wrote exactly Amos Oz: "No Way Out: as the waters cover the sea ." And in this context of closure, Calderón Fajardo rewrites " the waters cover the sea ', to conclude, with a twist to Henry James, at the end of the story: " underwater sea ."

This is the thread to follow. But there is a thread exit or escape but to go further into the mechanisms of fiction that make up this collection of twenty stories. This entry, on the other hand, involves digging into the contrived expressly for geography characters always on the edge as possible, the real, as inexorable. Thus the uncertainty as a timely remedy used to resume the chronology of the alleged incidents. It is also the counting of the story from deepening in intensity, exacerbation of the symbolic and emblematic, but deliberately neglecting internal consistency, the faithful record to give the characters a more fully human, almost bordering on contradiction, paradox, tautology, a reality to be fragmented, disintegrated and blend in different registers and versions. It is therefore not reflect an unthinking realism, what he seeks is to serve faithfully the vastness of reality-or, rather, the vast reality-which also includes the subjective, the fading memory, regret, desire to correct the details truncated or colorless, to redefine the truth and verisimilitude without falling into the traps philosophical truth. This is what happens to a greater or lesser degree in the accounts of intimate Anthology: 40 Years of stories, but especially in the stories "Letters to a distant girlfriend", "Suicide of love ',' History Magaly "and" The Argentine grandfather. " In these texts, what happened is a matter in constant flux and metamorphosis, as the memory that organizes the order of events follows a non-Cartesian logic, a sequence governed to a greater truth, not giving the outline of the classic tale, schematic and predictable. In these stories what counts is not necessarily what is happening or what course Cerradicas. The facts are subject to a new version and each version has potential, as is obvious, with various readings.

What is water? What is the sea? These questions are more relevant to the human, geographical and literary Calderón Fajardo. Do not forget that this writer was born in Puno, and although a town of this region for some time made him its favorite son, the truth is that Calderón Fajardo is a man of the sea, which has grown in the arid desert Peruvian waterfront, watching the tide, watching the waves, revealing the mystery of the foam of days. Surely, from his childhood in Peru's north coast, the first answers to the big questions that one is made to certain natural landscapes are reflected in intimate Anthology: 40 Years of stories. At that time, perhaps infused knowledge, Calderón Fajardo, wearing shorts, realized the substantial difference between water and Tues , and the complex relationships in the symbolic realm, of these two concepts seem synonymous. But the literature done by good writers is no simple, mechanical translation, or record of what actually happens on paper. For a story to become literary material must be brought into play a symbolic process that articulates characters, times, places and actions with other elements of singular, subjective matter that have the power to turn the banal into transcendent and the everyday in high and universal. Nor should we lose sight of the theoretical handling of the composition of a story. With a unique style, Calderón Fajardo selected, fully exercising their free will, this necklace of genuine gemstones, as some are conspicuous by their beauty, and other dazzling for its rarity, complexity, intensity, color and hardness. But in all stands the skill with which this writer appeals to an obvious conflict and figuratively (the water), to hide or exalt the truth almost always within the limits of understanding or common emotion (the sea).

And yet that there are writers with good marketing , who only care what is written about them, and enslaved by the living major publishers, good readers, those who do not comply with porridge literary nor are they subjugated by misleading advertising contests that award anything but the quality, choice will always find conviction, stubbornness or random titles like intimate Anthology: 40 years of stories to plunge into the sea and settle on a bright splash and nothing deep puddle of water.

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. Guestbook. Winning works of the Biennial Tale 'Award Cope '(1979-2008). Cope editions. Lima, 2009. 312 pp.

Submit a book turns out to be a difficult task, even more if it is a work that brings together the voices of several authors. And the task becomes a real challenge if this book exists behind a pretext than individual will, the personal desire or intent explicit ie, the interest of an individual. Guestbook . Winning works of the Biennial Tale "Cope Award" (1979-2008) is not an anthology, it is the product of a "natural selection" that began thirty years ago under the name Cope Short Story Award 1979, which then accurately defined as Biennial Report, and today, thanks to a recent update Cultural Policy Petroperu-called Cope Award International. And if we must talk about people, because in matters of literary material as appropriate credit is to recognize individuals in this story shines the name of Peter Cateriano, driver Award Cope, a member of the Jury qualifiers since 1979, representing Petroperu.

Guestbook is the sum of fifteen voices, but, unlike an anthology, the meeting is fair and unquestionable stories of the same number of authors who were chosen by juries composed Qualifiers writers, literary critics, intellectuals and cultural promoters class. But Guestbook is part of another great cultural project of Petroleos del Peru: Ediciones seal Cope. And this imprint is part of a more intense story: the story of Petroperu, oil Peruvian State is celebrating its four decades of institutional life.

But Guestbook is also part of a larger story, so transcendent and ancestral. The word "Cope" was used for generations by the inhabitants of the territories that now form the Peru to refer to the pitch. This substance was used for lighting and heating, and for tanning hides and treating ropes and gear. He also had a magical-religious use, when applied in the face for greater power over men and nature. This term belongs to a language that does not exist today, already died, a language that was used en la actual zona norte del Perú, nos recuerda lo frágil que es una existencia colectiva, lo expuesta a la desaparición que está una cultura. Gracias a las crónicas, recogidas en libros, este término ha llegado hasta nuestros días. De hecho, fue registrado por primera vez en el Diccionario de la Lengua Española en 1925, es decir, en la decimaquinta edición. Y hoy, esta sugestiva palabra, representa exitosamente en el ámbito de la cultura, lo que Petroperú lleva a cabo como parte de su misión corporativa.

Sin ninguna duda, la mejor manera de celebrar el trigésimo aniversario del Premio Copé, en el contexto de los forty years of institutional life Petroperú is with the publication of Guestbook . Confine the celebration to a purely ceremonial, with pretty words of commitment and a toast would have been betraying the spirit and mystique of a project that transcends a particular individual or management. The appearance of a book is always cause for celebration, but in Peru is the cause of double celebration, because what exactly is needed in our country are books, they are readers. Book promotion and dissemination of reading are not recent actions that obey a Petroperú fashion. It is a concern that begins in 1969 and should not be stopped. What we need in this country are readers, and these require books. The book is the best tool to combat the major ills that impede that Peru no longer a Third World country, with citizens who fail to excel and give place to the outsider.

In this sense, the emergence of Guestbook is an excellent sign that Petroperú up on the right track. This book, in addition to speaking highly of the Peruvian narrative, speaks in the most positive sense of this expression, Senior Management Petroperu, its managers, officers and employees. How many companies can proud of having a cultural policy that strongly supports the arts in its various expressions, which is concerned with national identity and history of the country, promotes and distributes the book reading?

Publishing Guestbook should not go through the typical banality editorial release, so full of frivolity and advertising business. This new title Editions Cope is, in principle, a tribute to the poet Washington Delgado, the winner of the First Biennial Tale in 1979. He is no longer on this plane of existence, but still alive, thanks to the magic of literature, we can still enjoy the power of his voice, his poetic expression, and his undeniable talent to make individuals better people after the screening of reading their texts.

Delgado But Washington is not the only thing that moves us with his extraordinary story "The death of Dr. Octavio Aguilar." They are also Julio Ortega, "Avenue West", winner of the Second Biennial Tale 1981 Colchado Oscar with "Cordillera Negra", winner of the Third Biennial Tale 1983 Cromwell Jara, to "leakage Castro Agamemnon ", winner of the Fourth Biennial Tale 1985; Luis Enrique Tord, to "Hamete Cide co-author of the Quixote", winner of the V Biennial Tale 1987, and Eduardo Paz Esquerre, to "The supreme initiation Caur Guacri", winner of the Sixth Biennial Tale 1989.

also Luis Nieto Degregori, to "Maria Nieves', winner of the Seventh Biennial Tale 1992, Yuri Vasquez, to" When the last lights are off, "winner of the VIII Tale Biennial 1994; Carlos Schwalb, with "Fire", winner of the Ninth Biennial Tale 1996, Fernando Iwasaki, with 'The derby of the penultimate " winner of the X Biennial Tale 1998, José de Pierola, to "Pens", winner of the XI Biennial Tale 2000, Gregorio Martinez, "Rosewood Guitar ', winner of the XII Bienal Tale 2002; Luis Alfredo Espinoza, to "History of Soap", winner of the XIII Bienal Tale 2004; Selenco Vega, "The Blood of Las Alpujarras", winner of the XIV Tale 2006 and Pedro Ugarte Valdivia, with "Lightning still", winner of the XV Biennial Tale 2008.

Paper gold will definitely be a benchmark for the recent Peruvian narrative, a showcase that will become reference material and study for anyone wishing to seriously address what happens to the story of Peru in the last three decades. And on another level, is an emblematic work of the corporate social responsibility Petroperú in the field of culture, a title that summarizes and expresses a great project that already has thirty years, the concrete reflection of the first three decades of literary contest important in Peru, and that far from being the end of a chapter, is to continue with added impetus this stimulus to literary creation, thereby achieving transmitir una señal muy positiva de lo que Petroperú ha hecho desde su fundación: mover con su energía a un país, y apoyar con inusual sensibilidad corporativa en nuestro medio proyectos artísticos y editoriales, con el convencimiento de que esta inversión no es un gasto ni derroche, y que marca una diferencia ante empresas incapaces asumir la responsabilidad que les toca ante su comunidad. Esa pequeña diferencia es lo que hace verdaderamente grande a Petroperú.