Tuesday, August 26, 2008

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Criticism of the party, Javier Rey Gonzalez


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I am devastated, tired, depressed, lost, forgotten hidden. I need to hear great songs or lost in some island paradise with a young man turning torso, hands as rough as tender, cradling me and take me to the best orgasm of my life, because life is a joke, and as I have no strength to laugh I just do not even have the consolation of love, but only to fuck.

Because I've been fucking when I read the winning story of the infamous V University Short Story Competition: Young talent Booket, cultural, uiversitaria Gazette, which was convened in late 2007.

The prize was six thousand juicy turkey, incredible, and we talked about Booket, which is of the editorial Planeta. And I have been dead when I read those were the components of the jury that, for sure, or have not read such an attack on the aesthetic, or were drunk at my favorite bar in Chueca, or had a heinous envy of those who had talented directors decided to reward mediocrity.

Because "The Feast" is a terrible story, full of clichés, flat characters, lack of intelligence when creating the narrative, verging improbable dialogue, the more artificial archetypes that Latoya Jackson, and over, to top it off, is a moral history of those that make you a Homeric arcade when you get to finish reading it after many efforts to end it.

Because I've seen porn movies deep, and its author does not even know what it is to have a sense of rhythm.

"The Feast" is a tribute to the stories of Agatha Christie, a literary tour even more topical, you know kids, those that are studied in high school is not going to brand him as an eccentric for reading authors who are not in the book club catalog of the 100 works of world literature, and a final message like, "Seven" trying to reveal, with all the pompous pretensions of the world what they are human sins, paths through nonsense character he gives to laugh their inability to describe the feminine without being frivolous topics of a woman, I would laugh to laugh its vacuum cleaner, not described, but he describes.

Closing that first story, I had to take salt, I called the emergency room, I felt like a Gray Amanda completely unprotected in a world in which only rewards bad, mediocrity is extolled, and is provided free by the morbidity .

fragile I was a nymph who was lost in a world of absolutely perverted and Oz perfidious where all the grotesque, uncouth, ugly, vulgar, rewarded, is sold as sugus giver at the door of the school, and where beauty is banished to remote places to be discovered in the most casual of cases when the author is dead and someone will betray her.

If it were not so sad I would laugh if I were not the same as Empress and I stained my eighty best shirts that do not match the red slut, I would have committed suicide.

But I'm a queen of scorn to shiver with dignity, and perhaps even wonder I laugh when I have missed and sex with whom I remember Paul Newman takes me just opposite where I lost in your eyes in his torso, and the infinite strength of his crotch digging into all my wounds.

Monday, August 11, 2008

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Once I created a monster: he had large tentacles and a huge mouth. When he spoke the heavens thundered, the earth opened and eyes that wake up and shake the world around him feel great.

fascinating thing about monsters is that they sell over everything that is not. We could say that the monsters are the end face of beauty, what is the other side (or higher or lower, but the pair) what is sublime.

If we think of The Wars, the quintessence of the whole saga is Darth Vader. If we think of Silence of the Lambs, Clarice is in the background to Hannibal Lecter steal the spotlight and all the consequences. In the classic film Frizt Lang created more of the bastards: Dr. Mabuse, and then M, Peter Lorre most impressive of all time.

fatal women in the film ends up being incredibly captivating. My monster was fascinated by the women, became excited, maddened, and felt at the same time the old fear of arousal between her legs and crossing the threshold of the forbidden.

Dracula, Frankenstein, Jack the Ripper, including other serial murderers as The Boston Strangler, or calibrated Condesa bloody obsessed with eternal youth was sacrificing virgins to bathe in their blood, are fascinating. Gilles de Rais

became obsessed with Joan of Arc, and searched all his crimes, he killed many times as he could be capable. And he could never have it, always stay the corpses of murder. Is not it poetic love as you want to kill you, and turn in a desperate act of love, you're not the victim, but the mirror of who you are?

If you read this from their narrow moral condemn me. Will be as the same inquisition that condemned Galileo. Be the same as saying there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, which we would say to someone "I love you" knowing that it was over long ago.

Monsters are frighteningly beautiful, fascinating, seductive: Who has not been fascinated by the ghostly voice of Bela Lugosi or the grand folly of the Joker in The Dark Knight? Who would not want to feel the ecstasy of sex dull and sickly skin wrinkling, groans, aroused pubic hair and wet, from Polanski's Bitter Moon?

Somewhere somebody dies in the same microsecond, someone is running. It is fascinating to the greatness of money going around and around without stopping, making the luck portion at one end and into another.

Fortune and misfortune. Pleasure and pain. Agony and ecstasy. Life and death.

Yes, the world is a dark place.

Once I created a monster, and to hear this, I understood everything: the monster is you, will never understand the beauty. What is worse, will never appreciate the exquisite delicacy of its ugliness.

Me out to the balcony: once created a monster.

The world is burning.

Saturday, August 2, 2008

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Criticism The soul available (Professor guess)

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There are blogs that are covering from one place to another inhospitable places, such as those roots deep passions in which Alan Ladd ended random. Why is not the random chance that we just digging at a site where they inevitably down roots? It's just that these, in the blogosphere, are secret, and on many occasions, apparently non-existent.

"The soul available" is a cheesy title for a blog that has everything but: kitsch. Full of passion and runs a thousand and one other poems if envy Scheherezade Sultan was interested in other issues other than purely erotic. The author, a more than attractive (and desirable) woman with a taste more exquisite, guides us through the generosity of the poets, living and dead, known and unknown, as local singers a chance sleazy which is split beer and uneven lines, tears and love, existential lightness against the folly of writing. Ana Pérez Cañamares

is however not a great writer: his poems are well written, knows the intricacies of technique and aesthetics, but lack all the tattered crazy, lost, that makes art a sublime mystery. That does not mean

the interest in his blog, because I wish there were more so.

The writers are locked up for, and sure as Carver (or as your editor, go you to know), would take advantage of the woodwork to write about the cells, their bars, and all kinds of infatuation to Burroughs, you know , the guy who wanted to kill the language and who was born the same day as me but in another year.

With blogs and poets never die. It is possible that most ordinary readers of the blogosphere you are interested in little or no quality poems, and I mean all this crap chilling rate and gals should be illiterate to stop torturing us with their soniquetes his rhymes badly copied, and cheap sentimentality of romance. I refer to another kind of poetry: the tousled to Al Pacino in The Godfather II when he returns to Sicily, birthplace of their ancestors, that it has the feel of an ancient Italy as only a poet (a real one, not a bastard son) can describe the intensity and flavor of whom never went away and that, however, never was. Leo

this blog from time immemorial, often in silence. It is as if he loved her.

say that there should be more like this, but: what if everyone were beautiful if we all had talent, if all alike, we were gods?

may not exist critics, and perhaps the beauty would be dead.