{"id":5898,"date":"2012-09-21T06:19:16","date_gmt":"2012-09-21T02:19:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.dominicana-online.org\/?p=5898"},"modified":"2012-09-21T06:19:16","modified_gmt":"2012-09-21T02:19:16","slug":"noti4441","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dominicanaonline.org\/en\/noti4441\/","title":{"rendered":"Miguel Collado Will Present His Book and Give a Conference at the Dominican Book Fair in New York"},"content":{"rendered":"



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Miguel Collado Will Present His Book and Give a Conference at the Dominican Book Fair in New York<\/STRONG>
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 9\/21\/2012<\/STRONG><\/P>
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D<\/SPAN>ominican writer, Miguel Collado, will launch his book of essays, \u201cLa mentiraesunatelara\u00f1a (Reflexiones y pensamientos)\u201d [A Lie is a Spider Web \u2013 Reflections and Thoughts] at the 4thDominican Book Fair in New York. The Book Fair is organized by the Dominican Culture Commission in the United States, which is part of the Dominican Ministry of Culture.<\/P>
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Mr. Collado\u2019s book was published by the Dominican Center for Bibliographic Research, Inc. (CEDIBIL in Spanish), which he founded in April 1995, and is Volume XXXII of CEDIBIL\u2019s collection.<\/P>
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Mr. Collado\u2019s book was published by the Dominican Center for Bibliographic Research, Inc. (CEDIBIL in Spanish), which he founded in April 1995, and is Volume XXXII of CEDIBIL\u2019s collection.<\/P>
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Collado\u2019s book launch and lecture is scheduled for Saturday September 29, 2012 at 6:45 pm in the Mateo Morrison Hall of the Boricua College campus, Room 403, 4th Floor. Boricua College is at 3755 Broadway Ave. and 156th St. in Manhattan.<\/P>
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The book will be presented by the authoritative writer and psychologist, ClaribelD\u00edaz, author of such poems as \u201cSer del silencio\u201d (2003) and \u201c\u00d3rbita de la inquietud\u201d (2010). Ms. D\u00edaz holds a Masters degree in Social Work from New York University and a Teaching Degree in Literature from the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD), where she received her degree in Psychology in 1989. Her poems, short stories and essays have appeared in magazines and cultural supplements nationally and internationally. She is one of the most highly respected and widely published poets in the Dominican Diaspora. She has lived in New York City since 1996, dividing her time between her writing and her university job of elevating Dominican culture.<\/P>Collado will also give an important conference at the Book Fair on the 20th century\u2019s most outstanding Dominican writer: Pedro Henr\u00edquezUre\u00f1a. The title of his conference is, \u201cPedro Henr\u00edquezUre\u00f1a: As Viewed through Family Memories \u2013 An Intra-Historical Focus.\u201d Collado will discuss how each member of this distinguished family \u2013 his parents and brothers \u2013 evoke the \u201cMaster of America,\u201d as the illustrious Argentine, Jorge Luis Borges, called Pedro.
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Collado will give his conference on Saturday September 29 at 1:45 to 2:45 pm following the presentation of his book, \u201cLa mentiraesunatelara\u00f1a.\u201d Writer and theatre expert, Anastasio Jim\u00e9nez, will act as coordinator of both events.<\/P>
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Miguel Collado has published more than twenty books of different literary genres, including: \u201cPesadaatm\u00f3sfera\u201d (1976); \u201cUn encuentropropiciadopor la lluvia\u201d (1987); \u201cApuntesbibliogr\u00e1ficossobre la literaturadominicana\u201d (1993, Winner of the House of the Dominican Writer); \u201cJ\u00e1nico. Notassobresuhistoria\u201d (1993); \u201cIdeario de Pedro Henr\u00edquezUre\u00f1a\u201d (2002); \u201cHistoriabibliogr\u00e1fica de la literaturainfantildominicana\u201d (2003); \u201cBibliohemerograf\u00edahostosiana de autoresdominicanos\u201d (2003); \u201cEl fantasma de Trujillo: Antolog\u00eda de cuentossobre el tirano y su Era\u201d (2005); and \u201cJuan Bosch: Maestro de la narrativalatinoamericana\u201d (2009), which is a valuable selection of critical research about the celebrated Dominican writer.<\/P>
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Recently,Collado published a digital edition of his book, \u201cDanilo Medina y la gesti\u00f3n cultural desde el Estado\u201d (2012), which is available online free of charge.<\/STRONG><\/P>
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Collado\u2019s books have been, and still are, important sources for research and the study of Dominican literature as well as for university professors and students. Many critics and culture workers \u2013 inside and outside the country \u2013 have praised his tireless efforts to publicize and disseminate Dominican literature on his own, without the institutional support of the Dominican government.<\/P>
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Currently, Collado is president of CEDIBIL, vice president of the Hostosiana League\u2019s Dominican Republic Chapter, Bibliographic Consultant of the Dominican Academy of Language and an Honorary Member of the Culture Commission of the Foundation for the Development of J\u00e1nico, Inc. (FUNDEJANICO in Spanish).<\/P>
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In the opinion of Dominican humanist and winner of the 1996 National Prize for Literature, MarcioVelozMaggiolo, \u201cMiguel Collado is one of the most active intellectuals in our country. He is also an historian, a poet and a very notable bibliographer although his major virtue lies in his diligent investigative powers.\u201d<\/P>
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