The Fundación Tres Culturas and the Centro Andaluz de las Letras are organising the presentation of Manuel Vicent's latest novel, The regatta (Alfaguara), on Wednesday 24 May at 9pm at the Pérgola, as part of the activities of the Seville Book Fair (FLS) 2017. The author will be in conversation with journalist Alejandro Luque.
With this presentation, Tres Culturas is once again present at the FLS with the novel in which Vicent returns to the Mediterranean, showing both the mosaic of cultures that make it up, and its condition as an everlasting stage for adventure. Fiction and the most palpitating current affairs merge in a narrative full of critical sense and sensuality.
About the author
Manuel Vicent (Castellón, 1936), a Valencian writer and journalist, has published novels such as Tramway to the Malvarrosa (1994), Villa Valeria Garden (1996), Easter and oranges (1966), Son de Mar (Alfaguara Prize 1999), Matisse's bride (2000), Successive bodies (2003), You will see the open sky (2005), Green-eyed lion (2008), Aguirre, the magnificent (2011), The Chance of the Blonde Woman (2013) y Deer parade (2015). He is also the author of the anthology The best stories (1997) and the collections of articles No one dies on the eve (2004), The pagan hours (1998), Journeys, fables and other journeys (2006), Aces poker (2009), Mythologies (2012), The last Mohicans (2016) y Anti-tauromaquia (2017), with illustrations by El Roto.
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- In the Tres Culturas library you can find this and other copies to discover the Mediterranean works of Manuel Vicent.
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