A first -magnitude literary event
The Xàtiva bookstore, in collaboration with the ARC Association of Sant Martí LGTBIQ+ and several local institutions, has organized a literary cycle called ‘Literature live’. This event, which will be held from April 4 to 6, aims to connect readers with renowned authors and their works, coinciding with the month of book day.
Renowned authors in the program
Among the writers who will participate are names such as Máximo Huerta, Joaquim Bosch, Rocío Saiz, Núria Cadenes, Purification Mascarell, Marta Orriols and Ferran Torrent. Each of them will present their latest literary creations, offering a unique opportunity for interaction with their readers.
Schedules and activities of the cycle
The cycle will begin on Friday, April 4 at 6 pm with the presentation of ‘El I who does not die’ by Ferran Torrent, moderated by the journalist Xavi Aliaga. The events will continue on Saturday with several presentations, including ‘On the other side of the fear’ by Marta Orriols, with Natxo Escandell as a moderator, and ‘The writing pantry’ with Núria Cadenes and Purification Mascarell.
A Saturday full of literature and music
Saturday’s day will also include the presentation of ‘That is not a note’ by Rocío Saiz at 6pm, which will culminate in a concert by the artist. This fusion of literature and music promises to be a memorable moment.
Closing with big names
Sunday, April 6, will be the closing day, with two prominent presentations: Joaquim Bosch will present ‘Jaque a la Democracia’ at 11:00 am, followed by the interview with the journalist Jordi Company. At 12.30 pm, Máximo Huerta will take over with ‘Paris awakened afternoon’, which promises to be a spectacular closure for this literary appointment.
A space for culture and dialogue
With free and free admission, ‘live literature’ is positioned as an essential platform for the dissemination of literature, fostering dialogue between authors and readers. This event reaffirms Xàtiva as a dynamic and welcoming cultural center for the literary community.
