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Author meeting in Orosháza

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Meeting with Hász Róbert in Orosháza

In May 2011, novel and short story writer HÁSZ RÓBERT visited our school and talked to our students and colleagues about himself and his feelings and experiences about writing prose of autobiographical background.
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In May 2011, novel and short story writer HÁSZ RÓBERT visited our school and talked to our students and colleagues about himself and his feelings and experiences about writing prose of autobiographical background.

Meeting with Dimitar Atanasov

On the 29th March Dimitar Atanasov, a novelist, playwright and a journalist came to the Professional High school of building, architecture and geodesy , Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
 He is a member of the Union of the Bulgarian Writers, the Union of the Bulgarian Actors /dramaturgy section/ and the Union of the Bulgarian Journalists.
Some of his works were translated in German, Russian, French, English, Italian, Serbian, Turkish. He is  author of the following books:
Pentakon, collection of short stories and novellas, Hr.G.Danov Publishing House, 1988
Tarpani, a novel, Hr.G.Danov Publishing House, 1992
The Art as a Salvation, Villon Publishing House, 1996
Midnight Portraits, a collection, Hermes Publishing House, 1996
A Dump for Hopes, a novel, Lettera Publishing House, 1996.
 Vernissage, poetry, IMN Publishing House, 2007
Reserved Place, collection of plays, Janet 45 Publishing House, 2008
The Church “St. Martyr Dimitar” in the Old City of Plovdiv, author-compiler, Janet 45 Publishing House, 2008. Teachers and students were thrilled by his interesting tales about life, books and inspiration.
We were happy to meet him

Closing session: Meeting with María Dueñas

The week was brought to a spectacular close by the presence of María Dueñas.
The author of "El tiempo entre costuras”,  had the courtesy to put an end to a week full of  very fruitful meetings, and chatted with readers for more than an hour on the genesis of which has been the best-selling novel of recent times.
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Fifth Day: Meeting with Jerónimo Tristante

"I would have loved to travel in time, have a machine like Wells, maybe that's why I decided to set my novels in the past." said Tristante during his speech.

"Reading a book is one of the funniest things in the world, and that is to be transmitted in the classroom to the students, because reading has never been, nor should it be a punishment, but an immense pleasure". Read more..