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César Antonio Molina
Curriculum He took a degree in Law and Information Sciences and a doctor’s degree with a research work about Spanish literary press, published in three volumes. He was a Professor of Literary Theory and Critic at the Complutense University. In the last eight years, he has taught Humanities and Journalism at Carlos III University and coordinated courses on Humanities at the Summer University of El Escorial. From 1985 to 1996, he worked for ‘Cambio 16’ and ‘Diario 16’, being assistant editor and responsible for the cultural pages and the supplements related to culture and books. In 1996, he joined the Fine Arts Circle as managing director. From 2004 to 2007, he directed Cervantes Institute. In July 2007, he was elected minister of Culture.
Work & Activities He has published thirty books, mainly essay, prose and poetry. His poetry was collected in many anthologies and was translated into several languages. ‘El rumor del tiempo’ is his last book, a poetic anthology of his whole work published by Círculo de Lectores.
He published the following books: ‘Épica’ (A Coruña, Argrove, 1974); ‘Proyecto preliminar para una arqueología de campo’ (Barcelona, Antrophos, 1978); ‘Últimas horas en Lisca Blanca’ (León, 1979); ‘La estancia saqueada’ (Barcelona, Los libros de la frontera, 1983); ‘La revista Alfar y la prensa literaria de su época (1920-1930)’ (Coruña, Nós, 1984); ‘Antología de la poesía Gallega contemporánea’ (Madrid, Jucar, 1984); ‘Gobierno de un jardín’ (Cuenca, II Menu, 1986); ‘Derivas’ (Madrid, Maina, 1987); ‘El fin de Finisterre’ (Ferrol, Sociedad de cultura Valle Inclán, 1988); ‘Prensa literaria en Galicia (1809-1920)’ (Vigo, Xerais, 1989); ‘Prensa literaria en Galicia (1920-1960)’ (Vigo, Xerais, 1989); ‘Medio siglo de Prensa literaria española (1900-1950)’ (I. Madrid, Endymion, 1990); ‘Sobre el iberismo y otros escritos de literatura portuguesa’ (Madrid, Akal, 1990); ‘Las ruinas del mundo’ (Barcelona, Anthropos, 1991); ‘El fin de Finisterre’ (A Coruña, County Council, 1992); ‘Para no ir a parte alguna’ (Valencia, Pre-textos, 1994); ‘Sobre la inutilidad de la poesía’ (Madrid, Huerga & Fierro, 1995), ‘Poemas’ (University of the Balearic Islands, 1995); ‘Nostalgia de la nada perdida; ensayo sobre narrativa contemporánea’ (Madrid, Endymion, 1996); ‘Vivir sin ser visto’ (Barcelona, Península, 2000); ‘A fin de Fisterra’ (Pontevedra County Council, 2001); ‘A Coruña, agua y luz’ (Barcelona, Lunwerg, 2001); ‘Poemas’ (Badajoz County Council, 2001); ‘Olas en la noche’ (Valencia, Pre-textos, 2001); ‘Regresar a donde no estuvimos’ (Barcelona, Península, 2003); ‘Viaje a la Costa da morte’ (Madrid, Huega & Fierro, 2003); ‘En el mar de ánforas’ (Valencia, Pre-Textos, 2005); ‘En Honor de Hermes’ (Madrid, La Rama dorada, 2005); ‘Fuga del amor’ (Barcelona, Destino, 2005); ‘El rumor del tiempo’ (Barcelona, Círculo de Lectores, 2006) and ‘Soños nos cantís’ (A Coruña, Espiral Maior, 2006).
He has also participated in several collective works: ‘El curso literario español’ (Barcelona, Ámbito Literario, 1978); ‘Segunda antología del resurgimiento’ (Barcelona, Ámbito Literario, 1980); ‘Poesía Épica Española (1950-1980) Antología’ (Madrid, Libertarias, 1982); ‘La emoción de la palabra’ (Madrid, 1988); ‘Fin de un milenio, antología de la poesía gallega última’ (Madrid, Libertarias, 1991); ‘Falsearé la leyenda’, (Madrid, Árdora, 1994); ‘Entre las vanguardias Francisco Miguel, pintor gallego y mexicano (1897-1936)’ (Mexico DF, Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museum, 1999); ‘Nas Redes en Muller e mar. Antología poética’ (A Coruña County Council, 2001); ‘Territorio de la poesía, antología poética’ (2001); ‘Qué puede hacer la poesía’ (Vitoria, Basarai, 2002); ‘Man: Un artista sin mérito. No pais do Nunca Máis’ (Vigo, Galaxia, 2003)…
Other Interesting Aspects He has published many articles in national and international magazines and newspapers as well as edited, studied and translated books and magazines.
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