US EditionThey Approach Literature as an Agent of Peace at the Near Revolution for Palestine Festival
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“We are not complete stories, we are just fragments,” said Mexican writer Carlos Bortoni during the presentation of his book “Minimum History of Unemployment”, at the Festival Near the Revolution for Palestine, held at Emiliano Zapata High School. From a light narrative, “Minimum History of Unemployment” addresses this problem through fragments of a last day’s work, anecdotes of famous people fired, concerns and processes typical of a person who…
“We’re not complete stories, we’re just fragments,” said Mexican writer Carlos Bortoni during the presentation of his book “Minimum History of Unemployment,” at the Near Revolution Festival ... The post They address literature as a peacemaker at the Near Revolution for Palestine Festival appeared first in thisEsPuebla.
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