The Andalusian Centre for Letters, located in Málaga, has organised a series of conferences for the month of October that will address themes of literature and social reflection.
Scheduled Activities
The activities will take place on the 19th, 27th, and 29th of October at 19:00 hours at the centre's venue, with free entry until capacity is reached.
The series will begin on the 19th of October with a talk by the professor of Anthropology, Manuel Delgado, who will be moderated by the writer Héctor Márquez. In this session, they will discuss his essay “All Cities are Possessed”, in which he analyses the influence of capitalism and urban policies on public spaces.
Contemporary Literature and Reflection
On the 27th of October, the novelist Antonio Fontana will also be moderated by Héctor Márquez, alongside the author José Antonio Garriga Vela. They will discuss his new novel “Mala entraña”, a work that explores the secrets of several families in post-war Spain.
Finally, the series will conclude on the 29th of October with Juan Evaristo Valls Boix, who will present his essay “Jomo. The Taste of Losing”. Together with journalist Marta Sader, he will debate concepts such as slack and freedom in a hyperconnected society.
For more information, you can visit the centre's website.
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