Wording A Pampered Chef Invitation

Hotel Quequén IV, Submarine - note in the newspaper El Litoral, Santa Fe Hotel

http://www.ellitoral.com/index.php/diarios/2011/02/28/opinion/OPIN-02.html

Quequén writers Meeting


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Editors of The Coast

During the weekend of 20 and 21 February was held on the beaches of Quequén-province of Buenos Aires, the third meeting readings in the sand that held the poets Marina Serrano and Cecilia Roman, founder of independent publishing Let's love. This time, the excuse to join the sea was the output of the fourth volume Book Hotel Quequén, that this opportunity presented texts in a wide range of literature, ranging from poetry to fiction, to the philosophical essay and the historical chronicle.
writers called this time, Carlos Bernatek, Susana Cella, Enrique Butti, Mercedes Araujo, Cristina Peña, Diego Bentivegna, Juan Bautista García Bazán, Diego Di Vincenzo, Daniel Freidemberg, Elba Serafini, and Roman-named Serrano and traveled to the coasts of Buenos Aires to read their work under the watchful listening to visitors and area poets who shared two days of excitement and good literature, culminating in a frenzied dance in the bar of the resort Monte Pasubio where held the meeting.
Let us love, the label that created Serrano and Romana in 2006 and has already published twelve volumes of poetry, fiction and essays, bet back to its old-fashioned: to bring the perpetrators to the beach and read them front the sea to move the literary phenomenon from civility to the coast and take the opportunity to weave links between the authors, who in those days for breakfast, lunch and dinner together in an interesting conversation that arises from everyday living.
On this occasion, besides the two official readings, the event featured a inviting beach with writers who were not part of the volume Quequén Hotel IV, but traveled to the sea to share their texts. They were, Daniel del Percio, Mariana Docampo, Paula and Vanessa Jiménez Guerra.
In the back of the recently published volume is read, referring to the title (Hotel Quequén): "In the basement (secret) of this hotel it worked the first spinner in the country, at night, prestigious past century gentlemen gambled illegally while their families, ignorant, enjoyed the sleep of a beach day. Today, far from that time and the same threshold, other voices (contemporary but equally cloistered) discuss, reflect and hatched a plot: philosophical, narrative, historical, poetic. Frame arrives, uncut and corrections, printed in this fourth volume of Quequén Hotel, Sea. A set of ideas whose destiny will be nearly silent, perhaps so random and risky as those bygone entertainment basement: the loving of a beloved reader. "


The architects of the meeting expressed their joy at the results and promised to report in advance of the next data, which will surely gather other voices and other scriptures in that beautiful stretch of beach south of Buenos Aires in February 2012.