Taken The south is the north , Javier de Navascués
Not only do students have to read out of obligation, so do teachers. I just got a novel by Rodrigo Fresán for review and took several days to the palate in the throat. I open a page and I find a dizzying chain of subordinate: "I remember what my father told me he had the books.
remember my father telling me he read that the mystics asserted that the principle, the divine light, container of all things good, was preserved in one or more sacred vessels. "Ugh. After resting a while, I take breath and I continue: "You can survive the knowledge that an individual woman is more beautiful than ever seen, yes, but is much more difficult to live after experiencing the absolute conviction that this woman is and will be also the most beautiful ever seen in life. "I'm not saying you have to write:" How good it was, " but how many rounds are necessary for an idea so trivial?
In these cases it is good to use other books that serve as an antidote, books that shine for accuracy, clarity. The problem is that I am at once with the poetry of Muñoz Rojas and Aquilino Duque, the endless mass and power of Canetti, tales of Juan Gabriel Vásquez and Turgenev novel . I love them all one way or another, but I have been piling up on the table. Because of the obligations remain half and I'm reading at the same time, which is the only way to go on forever.
Although good books, in fact, never end.
