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2. Cuentos de Asia, Europa & América : Luvina 100

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Amos Oz, Lídia Jorge, Ray Bradbury, Angélica Gorodischer, Eduardo Antonio Parra, Autar Krishen Rahbar, Hélia Correia, Claudia Apablaza, David Miklos, Yoon Sung-Hee, A. B. Yehoshua, Lutz Seiler, Hugo Chaparro Valderrama, Susan Straight, Amar Mitra, Baltasar Porcel, Ana María Shua, Aharon Appelfeld, Kim Keun, John le Carré, Soledad Puértolas, Fernando Ampuero, Carmen Boullosa, Paul Zachari, Antonio Tabucchi, Aimee Bender, Alberto Fuguet, Claudia Salazar Jiménez, Fabio Morábito, Michael Jaime Becerra, Ann Heon Mi, Devibharathi, Juan Manuel de Prada, John Mcgahern, Monika Maron, Alberto Garlini, Carmen Ollé, Juan Manuel Roca, Luis Panini, Shukti Roy, Mariella Mehr, Alessandro Baricco, Liam O'Flaherty, J. A. González Sainz, Nora Bossong, José Luis Peixoto, David L. Ulin, Ignacio Padilla, Diamela Eltit, Edgardo Rivera Martínez, Octavio Escobar Giraldo, Fernanda García Loa, Juan Ramírez Biedermann, Pyun Hye-Young, Felipe Benítez Reyes, Dacia Maraini, Hipólito G. Navarro, Rinny Gremaud, Patricia Reis, Philip Hoare, Sascha Reh, Alonso Cueto, Ricardo Silva, Amos Oz, Lídia Jorge, Ray Bradbury, Angélica Gorodischer, Eduardo Antonio Parra, Autar Krishen Rahbar, Hélia Correia, Claudia Apablaza, David Miklos, Yoon Sung-Hee, A. B. Yehoshua, Lutz Seiler, Hugo Chaparro Valderrama, Susan Straight, Amar Mitra, Baltasar Porcel, Ana María Shua, Aharon Appelfeld, Kim Keun, John le Carré, Soledad Puértolas, Fernando Ampuero, Carmen Boullosa, Paul Zachari, Antonio Tabucchi, Aimee Bender, Alberto Fuguet, Claudia Salazar Jiménez, Fabio Morábito, Michael Jaime Becerra, Ann Heon Mi, Devibharathi, Juan Manuel de Prada, John Mcgahern, Monika Maron, Alberto Garlini, Carmen Ollé, Juan Manuel Roca, Luis Panini, Shukti Roy, Mariella Mehr, Alessandro Baricco, Liam O'Flaherty, J. A. González Sainz, Nora Bossong, José Luis Peixoto, David L. Ulin, Ignacio Padilla, Diamela Eltit, Edgardo Rivera Martínez, Octavio Escobar Giraldo, Fernanda García Loa, Juan Ramírez Biedermann, Pyun Hye-Young, Felipe Benítez Reyes, Dacia Maraini, Hipólito G. Navarro, Rinny Gremaud, Patricia Reis, Philip Hoare, Sascha Reh, Alonso Cueto, and Ricardo Silva

Abstract

La revista Luvina y la Editorial de la Universidad de Guadalajara reúnen estos cien Cuentos de Asia, Europa y América para celebrar el número 100 de Luvina y sus veinticinco años ininterrumpidos de publicación. Son textos representativos de la literatura universal contemporánea que Luvina ha publicado, especialmente en los números dedicados al país invitado de honor de la Feria Internacional del Libro de Guadalajara. Es una muestra formada por distintas literaturas, en el afán de nombrar nuevos y originales mundos, en una dimensión habitada en su totalidad por la lengua. Cada uno de los cuentos permite internarse en la singularidad humana al mismo tiempo que en los entramados de los relatos, cuya belleza encierra vitalidad y resignificación de lo real gracias al encuentro de la creatividad y la imaginación del autor, la obra y el lector.

Published
2021

3. In Alphabetical Order

Author

Anna Rosenwong and Felipe Benítez Reyes

Subjects
Twilight, Literature and Literary Theory, Hook, media_common.quotation_subject, Alphabetical order, Art, Theology, Kyrie, media_common
Abstract

A, dense and fuzzy, for amnesia. B for a tipsy bateau that navigates the night beneath a moon in C, climbing enigma. D for distended deserts and E from which the Euphrates flows. Fatalistic F of an agonizing infinity and the G of sonorous darkness, like a silver hook grabbing your gullet. H in its abstraction of hermetic absence. Column constructed by I, J’s supporting staff. The dance of the deceased that makes K: kyrie eleison, and an L forged of lips and liquid night. M’s crown (and that nereid N which a dolphin, leaping over, transformed to an N). O’s ring of fire a trained tiger jumps through to surprise. Butterflies that die in P’s net. The smoking face of Q. R that is the root of all roses. S for the serpent that slithers through all our paradises. T for the twinkling twilight and U like an urn of dark-honey moon in our mouth. Those siamese U’s in Shakespeare’s signature. X for mystery and arithmetic. Y (which can describe our link to abstract and luminous Greece), able to link lavender and night, Camelot and snow. Z for an unreachable zenith.

Published
2014
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4. El novio del mundo

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Josefa Báez Ramos, Felipe Benítez Reyes, Josefa Baez Ramos, and Felipe Benitez Reyes

Subjects
Linguistics and Language, Education
Published
2000
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