Literaldia 2017 has reached its last week in its effort to provide the Catalan public once again a reflection of what is happening in the Basque literary scene, was well as in other facets of creativity. Today there will be a debate on “Has Basque Literature Spoken about the Basque Conflict?” and tomorrow the novel by Uribe “Mentrestant agafa'm la má” will be analyzed. In the coming days “Colloquial Euskera, Colonial Euskera” will take place examining the Basques in the world of comics thanks to Asisko Urmeneta.
Barcelona, Catalunya. From its beginning on April 19th, the 2017 edition of Literaldia has provided a varied and interesting program of activities providing the Catalan audience a plurality of contributions that are being made in literature as well as in related areas like music, illustration, and Basque comics in the world creative world.
Here is the program for the final week of Literaldia:
-Monday May 22nd at 19:00, talk by Aritz Galarraga entitled “Has Basque Literature Spoken about the Basque Conflict?” At the Sant Gervasi - Joan Maragall Library. Free Admission and Open to the Public. See
-Tuesday May 23rd at 19:00 Irakurle Kluba, Reading club of Euskal Etxea, in the Agustí Centelles Library: Today, "Mentrestant agada'm la má" by Kirmen Uribe. Free Admission and Open to the Public. See
-Friday, May 26th at 20:00, "Colloquial Euskera, Colonial Euskera?" talk at the Euskal Etxea with Asisko Urmeneta. Free Admission and Open to the Public. See
-Monday, May 29th at 19:00, "Els bascos i altres animals: com (ens) dibuixem,” a presentation by Asisko Urmeneta at the Ignasi Iglesias-Can Fabra-n Library. Free Admission and Open to the Public. See
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