Peruvian products
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Peruvian writers residing - or who have resided - in France do so for various reasons that often go well beyond literature itself. Upon arriving in France for personal, professional, cultural, or even political reasons, these writers of Peruvian origin find a space of freedom that allows each of these talents to develop their creativity and brin...
Peruvian writers residing - or who have resided - in France do so for various reasons that often go well beyond literature itself. Upon arriving in France for personal, professional, cultural, or even political reasons, these writers of Peruvian origin find a space of freedom that allows each of these talents to develop their creativity and bring to life works that reflect their worldview.
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France has been a refuge for some Peruvian authors in search of freedom of expression. By settling in France, these writers discover a conducive environment where they can express their ideas and opinions without fear of censorship or reprisals. They find a space of freedom where their voices can be heard and where they can share their deepest thoughts, often on sensitive or controversial subjects.
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Other Peruvian writers choose to come and reside in France to benefit from a renowned education system and first-class academic resources. French universities offer specialized programs in literature, creative writing and cultural studies, allowing writers to refine their skills and deepen their understanding of the craft of writing.
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Lastly, some were attracted by the cultural richness of France, its ethnic diversity, its historical monuments and its renowned museums as well as the opportunity to live in a city like Paris, which has been a center of artistic and literary creation during centuries and which can be a source of inspiration for these Peruvian writers. Furthermore, the literary and artistic community in France offers a stimulating environment where writers can exchange ideas, collaborate with other artists, and participate in enriching cultural events.
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These reasons vary greatly from one author to another, and it is worth noting that, for some Peruvian writers, personal and sentimental factors may have also been influential.
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Many book reviews will allow you to discover the author's journey.
El Jinete Insomne - Manuel Scorza Ed.Plaza & Janes / Pérou El Jinete Insomne - Manuel Scorza...
Eva Nibelunga - Miguel Rodríguez Liñán Ed. Pasacalle Eva Nibelunga - Miguel Rodríguez...
In Warma Kuyay, Child love and other stories, Gloria Cáceres Vargas has translated the works of José María Arguedas. The choice she makes is remarkable because it precisely includes one of the most studied stories while also proposing to read those texts that are related to the sensitivity of Andean childhood. The translation is characterized by a... In Warma Kuyay, Child love and other...
Laromunds is a book of short stories that narrates realistic, supernatural, insane, phantasmagorical, anticipatory and metaphysical facts, which reflect our multifaceted reality itself, when viewed without the constraints of conventional conceptions. In this new set of narratives by Francisco Serrepe, an atmosphere of mystery is present, expressed in a... Laromunds is a book of short stories...