The sixth edition is held in San José, Costa Rica from May 13 to 17, 2019. A /E supports the participation of Spanish writers in tables and talks, training workshops, the film series "Literature made cinema"; as well as visits to colleges and universities; among other activities:
Edurne Portela, Juan Casamayor, Gusti, Luisgé Martín, Javier Rodríguez Marcos, Alfonso Mateo Sagasta, Alfonso Armada, Ana Garralón, Axier Uzkudun, José Ovejero, Ray Loriga, Berna González Harbour and JJ Armas Marcelo.
Centroamérica cuenta is an initiative created by the Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramírez in 2012 to reflect on and discuss key Central American topics through art and literature. This literary festival is held in different Nicaraguan cities each year and brings together writers, publishers, translators and cultural managers to discuss a broad variety of issues, give readings and forge ties of friendship and cooperation.
AC/E supports the participation of Spanish authors in panels and discussions, workshops and the cinema cycle ‘Literature that becomes film’, as well as visits to schools and universities, among other activities.
Edurne Portela, Juan Casamayor, Gusti, Luisgé Martín, Javier Rodríguez Marcos, Alfonso Mateo Sagasta, Alfonso Armada, Ana Garralón, Axier Uzkudun, José Ovejero, Ray Loriga, Berna González Harbour and JJ Armas Marcelo.
Centroamérica cuenta is an initiative created by the Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramírez in 2012 to reflect on and discuss key Central American topics through art and literature. This literary festival is held in different Nicaraguan cities each year and brings together writers, publishers, translators and cultural managers to discuss a broad variety of issues, give readings and forge ties of friendship and cooperation.
AC/E supports the participation of Spanish authors in panels and discussions, workshops and the cinema cycle ‘Literature that becomes film’, as well as visits to schools and universities, among other activities.
