threats of rain, which preoccupied the members of the group "Vision" for the scheduled time for your meeting, had dissipated and later became perfect. Words filled with the pleasant sheltered in reading the book of Ana María Velázquez I thought I would kiss before leaving.
are fifteen stories in which the voice of the author reels, slides with language that leaves no poetry, or images that we are leading by the hand to go landscapes, situations and characters, as if instead of a pen that writes it had a film camera and scanned into the recesses of the female soul. Women whisper stories, internalize their feelings and release them on the fly to exploit, but not aggressively, but like soap bubbles. The book
with a special structure is overwhelming and very literary narratives such as "Macanao" combined with poems, diary sheets and even a special one dedicated to Frida Kahlo, which refers to this being tormented, he lived his own tragedy and as a mythical character was no redemption but through the visual arts. In others, speaking mainly to the absence or loss of love. The reluctance to end a relationship, but leaves enough strength to know that there is no turning back, as that gives the title to the book and ends with a tear and firmness:
I can only stomach or body to put this relationship. I do not want.
I only offered you the word, the verses and rhymes.
Arbeláez White presenter, friend and supporter of the work of the author, accompanied us and illustrated in his career that includes the publication of the storybook With open eyes (2008), co-author of research trials the feminine from the cultural diversity of the Americas (2,008) and a book of literary criticism Two writers address the critical (2006), and their participation and collaboration in various magazines and newspapers.
hereby publish the photos on facebook and this, in which I share with the author Ana María Velázquez and the writer also Krina Ber, testifying to a pleasant chat and do not forget that the invitation for the next meeting will be attended by Ana Teresa Torres to tell us about your book The history of the tribe.
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