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THE VOICES OF THE DEVIL CIEN
[Coming from the blog "Just Feathers']
Dear @ s readers: Driven by the enthusiasm I could not avoid the temptation to transcribe here the 1 st review, seen in the Red, the next big editorial writer Ana Cabrera Vivanco.
[Thanks to the author and the blog 'Just Feathers']
has come to our hands the early edition of a novel next to jump into the market, this is The One Hundred Voces del Diablo, the Cuban living in Spain, Ana Cabrera Vivanco and edited by Editorial Grijalbo.
Unaware of his previous work, we were surprised by the excellent plot, the various twists that lead to his avid reading, the wise construction of his characters, the domain of words and the rhythm of history, all this makes us to celebrate as readers, the discovery of this author that we believe has nothing to envy to other large feathers English-American narrative scene, which demonstrate prestigious literary awards. The story takes place in Cuba over 30 years, taking its beginning one year after the end of the Cuban Revolutionary War, the Kingdom of Spain.
Loves unleashed in a small town, with its tangle of lies and temptations, their sexual dalliances and hypocrisy, see the birth of a child who is called Lucifer, whose life is a hopeless tragedy. In a sweeping and sensual story with great passion and secrecy, we note some of the phrases related to the world of feathers, and pointing a really unexpected end where the role of the stylus which is clear and we will not say anything, allowing each one to find out for yourself:
"Determined to comfort him, he armed himself with pen and paper and ..."
"How do you know it's an emergency if you did not learn to read? Because you can to clear the rush of the letter. "
" From the letters was becoming perceived as adult as you would the letter outlining his features ... "
" ... there was doubt it: a pen sordid unknown had ... "
" ... did not immediately recognize the words of nervous and elongated features ... "
" Better leave me the pen and I put in writing how sorry I am. "
" ... to the point of a pen. "
Posted by Alberto
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[Taken from the blog "ONLY FEATHERS"] Thanks
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"THE HUNDRED VOICES OF DEVIL IS IN THE LIBRARIES
FIND FROM 11 FEBRUARY!
[Coming from the blog "Just Feathers']
Dear @ s readers: Driven by the enthusiasm I could not avoid the temptation to transcribe here the 1 st review, seen in the Red, the next big editorial writer Ana Cabrera Vivanco.
[Thanks to the author and the blog 'Just Feathers']
Friday January 21, 2011 
THE VOICES OF THE DEVIL CIEN, Ana Cabrera VIVANCO. 
has come to our hands the early edition of a novel next to jump into the market, this is The One Hundred Voces del Diablo, the Cuban living in Spain, Ana Cabrera Vivanco and edited by Editorial Grijalbo. Unaware of his previous work, we were surprised by the excellent plot, the various twists that lead to his avid reading, the wise construction of his characters, the domain of words and the rhythm of history, all this makes us to celebrate as readers, the discovery of this author that we believe has nothing to envy to other large feathers English-American narrative scene, which demonstrate prestigious literary awards. The story takes place in Cuba over 30 years, taking its beginning one year after the end of the Cuban Revolutionary War, the Kingdom of Spain.
Loves unleashed in a small town, with its tangle of lies and temptations, their sexual dalliances and hypocrisy, see the birth of a child who is called Lucifer, whose life is a hopeless tragedy. In a sweeping and sensual story with great passion and secrecy, we note some of the phrases related to the world of feathers, and pointing a really unexpected end where the role of the stylus which is clear and we will not say anything, allowing each one to find out for yourself: "Determined to comfort him, he armed himself with pen and paper and ..."
"How do you know it's an emergency if you did not learn to read? Because you can to clear the rush of the letter. "
" From the letters was becoming perceived as adult as you would the letter outlining his features ... "
" ... there was doubt it: a pen sordid unknown had ... "
" ... did not immediately recognize the words of nervous and elongated features ... "
" Better leave me the pen and I put in writing how sorry I am. "
" ... to the point of a pen. "
Posted by Alberto
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[Taken from the blog "ONLY FEATHERS"] Thanks
___________________________________________
"THE HUNDRED VOICES OF DEVIL IS IN THE LIBRARIES
FIND FROM 11 FEBRUARY!
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Cuba, disaster
Appreciate @ s readers, lovers of Cuban culture and studies @ s of the History of Cuba:
When it took several days in my usual pilgrimage to the major libraries my city, in vain search of 'Cuban books,' I've been pleasantly surprised to find one of those great books of history that I so passionate about.
I therefore share with you. This happy discovery.
Here it is ... Stop by and read! 
CUBA, SPANISH STILL THE DISASTER OF XIX Baldovino Eladio Ruiz 
Editorial Akron
Astorga, Leon. Spain First edition: November 2010 563 pages + illustrations
in 'character created gallery'
Binding: Hardcover
Dimensions: 24 cm.
Language: English
ISBN (13): 9788492814183
Price: 35 €
-Excerpt from the prologue in the back-
Cuba, the English disaster of the nineteenth century, the colonel and lawyer Eladio Baldovino treasures, including not a few contributions draft, one that, in this respect, stands as irrefutable proof of the feats achieved in the annals of contemporary national one of its most uncompromising players attacked today, the state.
The century that opened with the numerically most important military expedition to cross the Ocean Sea until then, more than 10,000 men commanded by Lieutenant General Pablo Morillo destined to fight the 'rebels' on the mainland, " concluded in the same plane, with about 120,000 soldiers in 1895, more than twenty ships of the Transatlantic Company protractors from Barcelona, \u200b\u200bValencia, Alicante, Malaga, Cadiz, La Coruña, Santander and other ports of Cuba to metropolitan .
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be good is the only way to be happy.
Being educated is the only way to be free. José Martí
_________________________________________ _________________________________________
Appreciate @ s readers, lovers of Cuban culture and studies @ s of the History of Cuba:
When it took several days in my usual pilgrimage to the major libraries my city, in vain search of 'Cuban books,' I've been pleasantly surprised to find one of those great books of history that I so passionate about.
I therefore share with you. This happy discovery.
Here it is ... Stop by and read!
Editorial Akron Astorga, Leon. Spain First edition: November 2010 563 pages + illustrations
in 'character created gallery' Binding: Hardcover
Dimensions: 24 cm.
Language: English
ISBN (13): 9788492814183
Price: 35 €
-Excerpt from the prologue in the back-
Cuba, the English disaster of the nineteenth century, the colonel and lawyer Eladio Baldovino treasures, including not a few contributions draft, one that, in this respect, stands as irrefutable proof of the feats achieved in the annals of contemporary national one of its most uncompromising players attacked today, the state.
The century that opened with the numerically most important military expedition to cross the Ocean Sea until then, more than 10,000 men commanded by Lieutenant General Pablo Morillo destined to fight the 'rebels' on the mainland, " concluded in the same plane, with about 120,000 soldiers in 1895, more than twenty ships of the Transatlantic Company protractors from Barcelona, \u200b\u200bValencia, Alicante, Malaga, Cadiz, La Coruña, Santander and other ports of Cuba to metropolitan .
_______________________________________________________
be good is the only way to be happy.
Being educated is the only way to be free. José Martí
_________________________________________ _________________________________________
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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nineteenth-century Spanish king's heart
@ s
Dear readers:
When I spend a few days without finding new 'free Cuba' in the English book market, I tend to dive in network for interesting references. And here's this book published in Mexico.
As we await the miracle of its publication in Spain, see this very good review:
"THE HEART OF THE KING"
of Felix Luis Viera
From Three Trapped Tigers by Guillermo Cabrera Infante, had not read a novel as delicious, with the spark of the average Cuban and substrate Reader is undoubtedly Felix Luis Viera Marco Tulio Aguilera, Xalapa Cuban. There are a harmonious combination of work: dialogue, monologue, reflection, ideological discourse, narrative twists, all in a single stream in the manner of Joyce, but without its complications learned. Very well managed, indirect style gives it an original rhythm to work. Phrases fast, direct, effective. Sincerity, read naturally, flowing directly to the heart of the reader. From the reading of Three Trapped Tigers Cabrera Infante, had not read a novel as delicious, with the spark of the average Cuban and substrate Reader is undoubtedly Felix Luis, this Cuban living in Mexico, which survives in this country the trouble that has all natural good writer in these countries and in these times (hardly a good writer find a publisher who wants to mass media to risk their capital: in these days are looking for more mass production and conventional product quality, is stimulated more than the stupidity that intelligence is sought more obsequiousness to the healthy rebellion). Viera's novel presents characters who are opposed to the communist regime but also those who are in your favor. It is, therefore, a Manichaean work: not a furious argument against a regime whose shortcomings have been pointed out stubbornly, or a song to a system that boasts idyllic above realities rather than contradictory. The treatment of sex in this book is a realism that could be thumping for the souls prudish, sometimes barbaric realism, devoid of poetry or poetry possesses a different, subject to a kind of pragmatism almost biological. It appears, more than demonstrated that the rejection of religion promoted by the system, has developed new patterns of behavior. The sexual is stark, but not unpleasant. It just shows a different view to that prevailing in those countries where religion is a fundamental part of life. Sexuality without myths, without fantasizing, direct, very Caribbean. Joyful, greedy, fierce, funny, desperate, not gnawed or perverse, but everything. 
characters: the poet-protagonist who does not want to work on anything that contributes to the "revolution" it away from the heart of absolute sincerity and devoted to reading, to drink, to exploit his lover and do all sorts illegal businesses (illegal in Cuba in any other country laws). Other characters: the convinced communist and fanatical, the typical homosexual, the intellectual who is unfaithful to his wife with a girl.
The protagonist is a poet who hates vagazo revolution and its dehumanizing process and uniformity. The book is full of linguistic innovations and original contributions as well as structural subtleties and verbal which persuades us that this is a master storyteller who manages expertly magician materials ... that can not be rich but to the end, juicy, full of wit and joy, like the people of Cuba, undoubtedly one of the happiest in the world.
master
There are chapters, such as cane cutting and recounting the vicissitudes of the Cubans in the endless lines to get some rare items or dedicated to the intimate life of literary creatures attractive (but in this novel you do not think characters but in people: I repeat: this is a new kind of realism, very attractive, as attractive reflecting reality) to the delirium. Scarcity of some commodities in Cuba is the dominant theme and the blind worship of the Communists (believe or not) to the revolutionary processes. Queues attended Cubans who remain stubborn for days waiting to get a blender, a shirt, whatever. There are memorable scenes picaresque. Many chapters take place in bars and nightclubs. The characters drink endlessly and discuss their views. There are plenty of citations, bookish, apparently referring to the themes of communism, but they are introduced properly. Fornicating, sleep, drink, dig the basics through illicit means, writing dream ... this is the poet's life and many dissidents.
The novel is interesting not only for being a credible and gritty picture of the Cuban reality. It is indeed a strong treaty, well thought out, with undoubted knowledge of the facts, which assesses the Cuban system, habits, weaknesses, successes of the system. The novel is also a tasty literary reconstruction of the city of Santa Clara, refurbishment completely distant from all manners.
Cuban dissidents to this novel can become a Bible or a detailed treatise of life on the island (completed five years ago, is perfectly valid, forwards and backwards: Cuba remains the same, good and bad - 50 years and who knows how long: this image of eternity is perfectly embodied in the novel). For the revolutionary pro can contribute to awareness and recognition of system failures. Without ceasing to be an exquisite novel, is a testimonial document like few others.
texts generally prefixed to the novel as a prologue, I found a file useless and even harmful, as they want to warn the reader of the importance of the work about to be read. Which he has placed this novel, written by Abel Germain, it seems appropriate, measured and useful. Read after the enjoyment of the novel allows us to relive the work and reassess its moments and characters, all memorable, in the same way that a group of people long for absent friends. No doubt the characters in this novel by Felix Luis Viera become lasting friends of the reader: the Samaritan woman, "homosexual official" Robertón, "lumpen social evil"; Benito de Palermo, recalcitrant communist, sincere, naive, Magali, sincere lover, bon vivant, opportunistic, they are all lovable, people worthy of long talks, rich creatures, and sometimes fallible irrefutable indispensable companions. Tasty reading, recommended. And would like Alfaguara prize or be awarded the Metro a Cuban work for a living have to swim between Miami and the City against all streams. Not long ago I heard a lecture from a director of Metro: "If you ask what good literary work published last year, would have to admit that no". I felt really sorry for the individual, an important figure in Mexican culture, respected by many large. While sending the market will continue to look for the best literary publishers in the slums. In the words of Mercedes, the mistress of the poet after tremendous recalcitrant caught in the final chapter of the novel has this tremendous iron Cuban narrative. What I remember reading the novel Marginautas, another remarkable storyteller, Uruguayan Adolfo Guidali Etcheverry, which 300 copies were published! Definitely: literature is elsewhere, not the corporations. Twice I read the work of Felix Luis Viera, one in manuscript and another book. In both cases I enjoyed it intensely. It's like a living heart in your hand. © cubaencuentro.com
____________________ Being good is the only way to be happy.
Being educated is the only way to be free. José Martí
__________________________________________ __________________________________________
@ s
Dear readers:
When I spend a few days without finding new 'free Cuba' in the English book market, I tend to dive in network for interesting references. And here's this book published in Mexico.
As we await the miracle of its publication in Spain, see this very good review:
"THE HEART OF THE KING"
of Felix Luis Viera
From Three Trapped Tigers by Guillermo Cabrera Infante, had not read a novel as delicious, with the spark of the average Cuban and substrate Reader is undoubtedly Felix Luis Viera 
characters: the poet-protagonist who does not want to work on anything that contributes to the "revolution" it away from the heart of absolute sincerity and devoted to reading, to drink, to exploit his lover and do all sorts illegal businesses (illegal in Cuba in any other country laws). Other characters: the convinced communist and fanatical, the typical homosexual, the intellectual who is unfaithful to his wife with a girl. The protagonist is a poet who hates vagazo revolution and its dehumanizing process and uniformity. The book is full of linguistic innovations and original contributions as well as structural subtleties and verbal which persuades us that this is a master storyteller who manages expertly magician materials ... that can not be rich but to the end, juicy, full of wit and joy, like the people of Cuba, undoubtedly one of the happiest in the world.
master
There are chapters, such as cane cutting and recounting the vicissitudes of the Cubans in the endless lines to get some rare items or dedicated to the intimate life of literary creatures attractive (but in this novel you do not think characters but in people: I repeat: this is a new kind of realism, very attractive, as attractive reflecting reality) to the delirium. Scarcity of some commodities in Cuba is the dominant theme and the blind worship of the Communists (believe or not) to the revolutionary processes. Queues attended Cubans who remain stubborn for days waiting to get a blender, a shirt, whatever. There are memorable scenes picaresque. Many chapters take place in bars and nightclubs. The characters drink endlessly and discuss their views. There are plenty of citations, bookish, apparently referring to the themes of communism, but they are introduced properly. Fornicating, sleep, drink, dig the basics through illicit means, writing dream ... this is the poet's life and many dissidents.
The novel is interesting not only for being a credible and gritty picture of the Cuban reality. It is indeed a strong treaty, well thought out, with undoubted knowledge of the facts, which assesses the Cuban system, habits, weaknesses, successes of the system. The novel is also a tasty literary reconstruction of the city of Santa Clara, refurbishment completely distant from all manners.
Cuban dissidents to this novel can become a Bible or a detailed treatise of life on the island (completed five years ago, is perfectly valid, forwards and backwards: Cuba remains the same, good and bad - 50 years and who knows how long: this image of eternity is perfectly embodied in the novel). For the revolutionary pro can contribute to awareness and recognition of system failures. Without ceasing to be an exquisite novel, is a testimonial document like few others.
texts generally prefixed to the novel as a prologue, I found a file useless and even harmful, as they want to warn the reader of the importance of the work about to be read. Which he has placed this novel, written by Abel Germain, it seems appropriate, measured and useful. Read after the enjoyment of the novel allows us to relive the work and reassess its moments and characters, all memorable, in the same way that a group of people long for absent friends. No doubt the characters in this novel by Felix Luis Viera become lasting friends of the reader: the Samaritan woman, "homosexual official" Robertón, "lumpen social evil"; Benito de Palermo, recalcitrant communist, sincere, naive, Magali, sincere lover, bon vivant, opportunistic, they are all lovable, people worthy of long talks, rich creatures, and sometimes fallible irrefutable indispensable companions. Tasty reading, recommended. And would like Alfaguara prize or be awarded the Metro a Cuban work for a living have to swim between Miami and the City against all streams. Not long ago I heard a lecture from a director of Metro: "If you ask what good literary work published last year, would have to admit that no". I felt really sorry for the individual, an important figure in Mexican culture, respected by many large. While sending the market will continue to look for the best literary publishers in the slums. In the words of Mercedes, the mistress of the poet after tremendous recalcitrant caught in the final chapter of the novel has this tremendous iron Cuban narrative. What I remember reading the novel Marginautas, another remarkable storyteller, Uruguayan Adolfo Guidali Etcheverry, which 300 copies were published! Definitely: literature is elsewhere, not the corporations. Twice I read the work of Felix Luis Viera, one in manuscript and another book. In both cases I enjoyed it intensely. It's like a living heart in your hand. © cubaencuentro.com
____________________ Being good is the only way to be happy.
Being educated is the only way to be free. José Martí
__________________________________________ __________________________________________
Friday, January 21, 2011
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THE VOICES OF THE DEVIL
FAILURE AND LESS! @ S
Dear readers: I again
------- Waiting for the next novel by Ana Cabrera Vivanco!
THE VOICES OF THE DEVIL CIEN
@ s Dear readers: When still echo in the echo of our best memories literary voices of the characters in "The Hours of the soul, we welcome the news the imminent publication of the "hundred voices of the devil", the next novel by Ana Cabrera Vivanco.
We can venture, without risk of error, that this new book will come to reaffirm the indelible mark that Ana Cabrera left in the panorama of Cuban literature.
From his earliest known work in Spain, we can assert that this author is now part-own right-of history of our literature.
We were on the lookout for this new publication, which informed promptly, in the same space as it occurs. (Apparently will be released in early or mid-February 2011). ____________________________
This new book will be also published by Grijalbo / Random House Mondadori. ______________________
Being educated is the only way to be free.
be good is the only way to be happy. J.
Marti
FAILURE AND LESS! @ S
Dear readers: I again
reference to what will be one of the LARGE year literary news: It is less torque missing the publication of "The hundred voices of the devil" Vivanco Ana Cabrera. 
Readers eager and desperate! ------------------------------------------------- 
------- Waiting for the next novel by Ana Cabrera Vivanco! 
THE VOICES OF THE DEVIL CIEN @ s Dear readers: When still echo in the echo of our best memories literary voices of the characters in "The Hours of the soul, we welcome the news the imminent publication of the "hundred voices of the devil", the next novel by Ana Cabrera Vivanco.
We can venture, without risk of error, that this new book will come to reaffirm the indelible mark that Ana Cabrera left in the panorama of Cuban literature. From his earliest known work in Spain, we can assert that this author is now part-own right-of history of our literature.
We were on the lookout for this new publication, which informed promptly, in the same space as it occurs. (Apparently will be released in early or mid-February 2011). ____________________________
This new book will be also published by Grijalbo / Random House Mondadori. ______________________
Being educated is the only way to be free.
be good is the only way to be happy. J.
Marti
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