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Laura Baena (Edicions de 1984), Daniel Osca (Sajalín), Laura Huerga Ayza (Raig Verd Editorial) y Gabriel Bravo (Editorial Morsa). Modera: Martín Gómez (elojofisgon.com)
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Laura Baena (Edicions de 1984), Daniel Osca (Sajalín), Laura Huerga Ayza (Raig Verd Editorial) and Gabriel Bravo (Editorial Morsa). Moderator: Martín Gómez (elojofisgon.com)
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Laura Baena (Edicions de 1984), Daniel Osca (Sajalín), Laura Huerga Ayza (Raig Verd Editorial) y Gabriel Bravo (Editorial Morsa). Modera: Martín Gómez (elojofisgon.com)
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Laura Baena (Edicions de 1984), Daniel Osca (Sajalín), Laura Huerga Ayza (Raig Verd Editorial) i Gabriel Bravo (Editorial Morsa). Modera: Martín Gómez (elojofisgon.com)
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Una conversación con su editora en catalán, Laura Huerga, un extracto de su intervención en Kosmopolis 2006 y una selección de fragmentos de sus novelas conforman este capítulo dedicado a la escritora y periodista bielorusa.
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In this podcast we take a closer look at the figure of Svetlana Alexievich, Nobel Prize in Literature 2015. The author of a powerful and committed oeuvre, between investigative journalism and fiction, Alexievich has profiled her own literary genre: the “novel of voices”. A conversation with her publisher in Catalan, Laura Huerga, an extract from her intervention at Kosmopolis 2006 and a selection of fragments from her novels make up this chapter dedicated to the Belarus writer and journalist.