Book She changed the writer Teresa Ruiz Rosas. Photo: ANDINA / Internet.
"She changed" is the title of the third novel the writer Arequipa Teresa Ruiz Rosas, presented Thursday in the premises of the House of Literature
Peruvian
Comments on this presentation, scheduled for 18:00 pm, will be responsible for the journalist Teresina Muñoz Najar. The
Admission is free.
's novel is a fiction writer and translator, considered "a new voice of Latin American literature, tells the story of Elvira Peña, someone who has" become another person, nor more nor much less, another woman, not necessarily more beautiful or attractive than it was before but changed beyond recognition. " She decides
surgery and perform a physical change, which in reality is much more than that.
"novels Teresa Ruiz Rosas always recommend for its humor and intelligence. And the latter, with an originality in the plot and sobriety in the treatment of the situation Drama more refined than ever. Exceptional talent shines here, still waiting for wide recognition in their home country. "He says of this book Enrique Vila-Matas (Barcelona, \u200b\u200b2008).
Teresa Ruiz Rosas lives in Cologne, Germany, where he works as a journalist and university teaching.
His book The copyist, was a finalist Herralde Novel Award 1994 and the Award Tigre Juan de Oviedo in the early novels. This was celebrated in Spain as "a story logradísimo, exhilarating" (Ignacio Echevarría, Babelia, El País).
Its publication Behind Street Toledo (Antares, 2004, anthologized in several languages) won the 1999 Juan Rulfo Prize Cervantes Institute in Paris and Radio France International. It also has the volume you have been dazzled Portrait (Free Pen Verlag, Bonn, 2005), which brings his work short stories since 1989.
has translated from English to German and European authors such as Franz Werfel, Soma Morgenstern, Fred Wander, WG Sebald, Botho Strauss, Nicholas Shakespeare, Axel Hacke and Wim Wenders, and Hungarian to Milan Fust.
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