Literature and Reflection: Literary News in Balsareny

Literary presentations in the Villa

On May 6, at 19:00, the Bookstore La Temesta will become the scene of a significant presentation. Joan Albert Vicens Folgueira, a prominent thinker and doctor of philosophy, will share his new book, ‘Humans in Auschwitz. What was human beings in the Nazi camps? ‘ Posted by Editorial Claret, this work explores the deep dilemmas of the human condition through shocking testimonies of concentration camps survivors and the perspective of a field commander.

Central topics of the book

Through a story that combines pain and hope, Vicens analyzes the struggle for human dignity in extreme situations, highlighting the coexistence of kindness and wickedness in the darkest moments of history. The presentation will be attended by the Pedagogue Llorenç Planes Casals, who will enrich the act with his educational vision.

Literary activities in Sant Jordi

On St. George’s Day, Llorenç Planes and Jordi Corominas Escudé, both figures from Balsareny, will be signing copies of his book ‘The Dark Canton of the Cadí’ on the Rambla de Barcelona. This novel, published by Edicions Salòria, returns to Inspector Grabulosa and other characters from his previous work, ‘Dying on horseback’, in a new criminal research plot that serves as a backdrop to explore the rich geography and mythology of the Pyrenees.

Reissues that enrich knowledge

The reissue of the book ‘Between the gods and the nothing’ of Jordi Corominas, who has come to bookstores with new contents, is another example of literary activity in Balsareny. This expanded edition offers a fascinating look at the various religions and forms of atheism, becoming an essential reading for those who seek to better understand the spiritual diversity that surrounds us.

Anthology of Ramon Vinyes

Recently, Jordi Lladó Vilaseca presented in Berga the anthology ‘Under the cortex’, a compilation of journalistic texts by Ramon Vinyes. This work, published by Edicions de l’Albí, highlights the contributions of vineyards to journalism and literature, and is a testament to the cultural legacy of Berguedà. Its publication is a reflection of the continued effort to preserve and celebrate the richness of our literary history.

With the proliferation of books and presentations in Balsareny, it is clear that local authors are committed to their community and universal culture. Not only does his work enrich the literary landscape, but also invites reflection and dialogue between readers.

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