Xabier Montoia presents his novel "Peace, Peace"
Inazio Osa, a 43-year-old Donostiarra, will experience a catastrophe when her mother dies, "but soon she will learn that she is very wrong, for even in the greatest of disasters it is always possible to fall down the hole, and even greater misfortunes will come."
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Euskaltzaindia and the EIE have signed an agreement to help young writers
Euskaltzaindia and the Association of Basque Writers have concluded a four-year agreement whereby Euskaltzaindia will provide two annual courses to EIE partners, convene scholarships and launch a mentoring program. Andres Urrutia, president of Euskaltzaindia, Mikel Ayllón, member of the board of directors of the EIE, and Mira Agur Meabe, writer and secretary of Euskaltzaindia, participated in the signing.
The White Letter will put the word back at the center in its 19th edition
Bernardo Atxaga, Alana S. Portero, Karmele Jaio, Layla Martínez, Harkaitz Cano, Mario Obrero, Mira Agur Meabe and other writers will participate in the Bilbao International Festival of Letters.
The exhibition 'Lauaxeta, the author of dreams' arrives at the Museum of Basque Nationalism in Bilbao
The Museum of Basque Nationalism of the Sabino Arana Foundation will host in Sabin Etxea, Bilbao, until 12 March, a travelling exhibition entitled 'Lauaxeta, the author of dreams', organized by the Provincial Council of Bizkaia in collaboration with the museum to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the birth of the Basque poet and writer Esteban Urkiaga.
UPV and the University of Salamanca are studying the death of Miguel de Unamuno
How did the writer Miguel de Unamuno die? Did he have a natural death or was he killed? The debate about the death of the bilbaine writer has reopened and a study by the University of the Basque Country and the University of Salamanca seeks to clarify the fact.
UPV experts will participate in the working group to investigate Unamuno's death
A group of professors from various UPV/EHU departments have decided to promote an initiative to promote interdisciplinary research at the University of Salamanca. "The appearance of different signs of crime at Unamuno's house challenges the UPV to participate in the research that USAL has undertaken," they say.
Joxe Azurmendi has been recognized on the last day of the Durango Fair
The members of the Jakin Foundation and Gerediaga have today paid tribute to Joxe Azurmendi, who has started from the latest issue of the magazine Jakin dedicated to the thinker, writer and Euskaltzale. Along with this, several poets have recited the late Manifesto ofAzurmendi on the last day of the Durango Fair.
The Basque Literature Awards have been awarded in San Sebastian
Although the names of the winners had already been announced, today, at the San Telmo Museum in San Sebastián, the Basque Country Literature Awards have been awarded. Seven awards have been awarded in as many sections. In Basque Literature, Unai Elorriaga has been awarded; in Spanish, Garazi Albizua.
Jon Arretxe: "I felt the need to change."
Writer Jon Arretxe has set aside Touré's stories and published the black novel "Pigs and Flowers." It will be on sale at the Durango Fair.
Karmele Jaio: "I have made an intimate definition of reality"
The Vitorian writer presents the book Stone Heart , a work that collects all kinds of texts (reflections, memories, aphorisms, poems...) classified from A to Z or "a heartbeat alphabet."