By Francisco Angeles
[Excerpt]
"The point common date of birth, and therefore have lived more or less the same age experiences as diverse as the Iraq war, the suicide of Kurt Cobain or subversion in South America. It is debatable to what extent these experiences, among many other points to the compiler, have shaped or driven to a writer to a specific aesthetic or, more broadly, have led to a number of people share a sense of the reality or a glance fairly similar on it. However, we agree that some events such as the emergence of the Internet, should leave some mark on the literary texts, mark perhaps we are still unable to grasp. Or is still in formation. Piglia would say, one of the forefathers reported by Trelles to people born between 70 and 80, that stories and novels of today including MSN conversations or language that simulates the e-mails is about as when in the stories of a century ago to move the characters left in horses and began to do so by car, without technological change signfique a structural revolution in the way of narration.
Peruvians are selected Santiago Roncagliolo, Alexis Iparraguirre, Sergio Galarza, Marco García Falcón, Jeremias Gamboa, Luis Carlos Yushimito and Savior. The anthology has a virtual version by the Colombian magazine Footer, and will be published on paper (national editions) since 2009. There is also a blog that reports news coverage harvesting The future is not our .
Do we need this anthology? I think so. We know time and again that countries are islands latinomericanos publishing, where even multinationals or get them interested in spreading its catalog out of the country (or city) of origin. Therefore, the future is not ours is presented as an attractive opportunity to read together what usually comes to pieces or simply not forthcoming. On the title and features of those selected, Diego will explain better in an interview in the coming months, when you visit Peru. Meanwhile, the table is served. "
Do we need this anthology? I think so. We know time and again that countries are islands latinomericanos publishing, where even multinationals or get them interested in spreading its catalog out of the country (or city) of origin. Therefore, the future is not ours is presented as an attractive opportunity to read together what usually comes to pieces or simply not forthcoming. On the title and features of those selected, Diego will explain better in an interview in the coming months, when you visit Peru. Meanwhile, the table is served. "
Electronic source: Porta 9
Pictured: Sergio Galarza
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