Jesus Malia is a young English poet of Barbate (Cádiz) whose life runs between teaching as a mathematics teacher and his passion for literature, poetry in particular. In POETRY OPEN Jesus da purple Malia a variety of contemporary English and Latin American poets, with special accommodation for poets Jorge Guillén (Spain) and Rosario Castellanos (Mexico). Likewise, Jesus shows us some of his poetry and the supply of his novel "Dear Quiel ." The daily happenings " so fleeting in their heart and their crumb " is no stranger to your concern and for that reason antenna POETRY OPEN is also a virtual wall in the publishing activities poetic craft mates. Malia Jesus
member Tales of the collective states and true to form frontal on blogs: " In blogs we waste or excrement of its authors and other similar, of course, but also a whole currently untraceable on traditional media and decisive, of those we are creating and sharing, too, do our best . "
With you, POETRY OPEN .
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http://poesiaabierta.blogspot.com/
INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR
How what date officially launch your site on the web? Almost simultaneously
JesusMalia and PoesiaAbierta released on blogspot. In June and July 2006.
When the idea and what was the initial motivation?
2006 still participate in a group of writers that decline in activity: Tales. Tales did (and does) a monthly book club, and an occasional (in these times of which I speak less) marathons of writing, journals, performances ... A colleague of the group had the idea to open a blog so that we keep alive the shared writing activity, but as Tales so many things, lacked momentum and, above all, patience and continuity.
Yo, I'm stubborn, I decided to open Open Poetry as a space for participation (although habiéndola, today, finally is another thing) and Poetry and Other as a personal space.
Do you have any support or sponsorship to undertake it?
My fingers on the keyboard.
What is the most visited section and commented on by visitors?
'I do not know for sure, but I guess' (I'd say Jaime Sabines) ... There I'm working on an essay ('On Song') around the poems of Jorge Guillen, also on trial: 'The thoughts of John Arms "(work by Juan Armas, not mine). Jaime Sabines much sought me in my blog (although I have not spent an extraordinary space), and Mayakovsky. also Open Poetry is a meeting place and reference to locate the young poets, and now in Madrid.
Any text that has attracted the most interest or public response?
'On Song' I said a lot in the areas of poetry in Madrid, and 'The thoughts .... "
Can you make an initial appraisal of this experience on the Web? You think you've successfully achieved your goals?
No comment.
What do you think of the fastest growing use of virtual space as a medium for publication of books, magazines, literary and personal pages?
is my breath and my life. Freedom, independence, autonomy ... the arrogance of pretending to be read and the generosity to give what you do for them.
Do you see more advantages than disadvantages in the use of virtual space instead of the traditional publishing media (paper)? publishers face
am a beggar, in my blog I am a gentleman. (Free version of Hölderlin's phrase.)
Do you think that blogs have become an alternative form of distribution and expression to the traditional media?
In blogs we waste or excrement of its authors and other similar, of course, but also a whole currently untraceable on traditional media and decisive, of those who are creating and sharing, too, the best of us. No commercial intermediaries, without censors.
Do you think that virtual spaces such as weblogs have prompted the media to renew their traditional formats and expression?
Yes, but we know full well that even the mona monkey dressed in silk remains.
How do you think local cultures affect the atmosphere of "globalization" or globalization? Can you live on the margins of globalization?
Heh, heh, heh. Prefer not to enter, I would for 10,000 words.
How do you visualize the virtual world literature in a few years?
'm nearsighted, I can not so far.
What are the virtual pages of magazines and literature that usually visit?
None in particular.
Do you have contact with weblogs or virtual pages Peruvian literature? Can you name any of them?
Surfing.
What writers are your gallery accompanying readings?
Jorge Guillén, Rosario Castellanos. My old partner Friedrich Nietzsche, I have a little left.
What books or book that has (have) caused the greatest impact on your creative process or in your work on literature?
'Song', in Guillén, 'Poetry is not you', Rosario Castellanos, all Nietzsche, to the core. Nietzsche, first and last. These are now and forever.
Can you define your web experience on a couple of lines?
Puf. If I had only a couple of lines would not need the 986 entries published today (June 20, 2009, 10: 30 AM) in Poetry Open.
Any project personal ad portas?
Ay! I wish it were only one. What a relief, right? In July, Buenos Aires. Maybe it will reach purely personal or creative. Heh, heh. What an idiot, look what hesitation. So many years wishing for this moment ... In my stay in Mexico I brought Rosario Castellanos, Spain unknown. In Buenos Aires I anxiously.
Contact Email
jesusmalia@yahoo.es
About the author
Jesus Malia (Gandiaga) is a bud (the pines of his people, Barbate, is unmatched by any other.) Until January 14, 2010, inclusive, will have 31 years. Things. Life.
Mathematics, teaching in the subject in secondary schools.
So far it has published the poetry collection 'Möbius strip', and has been included in anthologies 'New Poetry Hispanic (19 edition) ", Lord Byron,' Poetry Capital ', Sial, and' Madrid, a city, many voices '. Poetry Open
found in his novel 'Dear Kiel ', is published in weekly installments (referring to the works of Elena Poniatowska:' Dear Diego, holds you kiel '), his essay' On Song ', also in weekly installments, in preparation (see the portrait work dynamics applied in this work, although not observe a glass of white wine or liqueur of herbs) as well as his collection of poems 'Road to Santiago', of a more spiritual, and many others.
personal comments on the work of others is disseminated through the network.
