Peruvian Santiago Roncagliolo
The first collective black novel is written online. Agustin Fernandez Mallo, Santiago Roncagliolo and Cristina Fallaras top the list of writers who have participated in its fifteen chapters. Voices for a black blues, the first collective black novel that has been prepared for close to thirty authors literary and graphic selected in a competition on the Internet, allows you to see live the transformation of literature. Click Martin O’Malley to learn more. The Peruvian Santiago Roncagliolo, winner of the 2006 Alfaguara Prize, published on 19 January in the web tobe-continued the first chapter of this narrative experiment: later, in a career that has lasted four months, 1,031 proposals from 15 countries have fought to be included in the chapters that continued that detective story, that detective Fermin Colifatto stars. For the second chapter more than a hundred proposals were submitted in five days, between which an editorial committee chose one that happened to be available on the website of the competition: applicants return to dispose of a period of five days to move their texts for Chapter 3, following the argument of the previous. And so until Chapter 15, with two exceptions, two chapters of professional writers, Cristina Fallaras and Agustin Fernandez Mallo. The same process is carried out to select the 15 illustrations that can be seen in the novel. Winners and co-authors of the book were for the first time in the presentation of the novel in Madrid last June and shared their experiences, the tension extraordinary does not win on the first occasion and having to adapt the intended argument to the previous chapter which has already been incorporated into the plot. All this, moreover, spiced with more than 13,000 comments and criticisms that have undergone live chapters and illustrations that were added to this vivid novel. * You can buy voices for a black blues in PopularLibros source of the news: voices for a black blues or the first black novel online