El adiós de Telémaco : una rapsodia llamada Venezuela: antología

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Creator: Juan Carlos Méndez Guédez

Title: El adiós de Telémaco : una rapsodia llamada Venezuela: antología

Publisher: Confluencias Editorial

Date: 2024

Language: Spanish

Description: The recent spotlight that recently brights over venezuelan literature does justice to what is a first-rate verbal universe. Under the invocation of Telemachus, a Homeric character who embodies the figure of the son awaiting the return of his heroic father, and also the name of one of the Spanish sailing ships that illegally fled to Venezuela in the 20th century, this volume recovers in an original and rhapsodic way the different registers, genres, and nuances with which the Venezuelan literary imagination has developed in recent decades. Thirty-nine active voices that, from short stories, poems, and essays, reveal to us the treasure of a literature that constructs, from language and imagination, one of the most disturbing collections of works in the current artistic world in our language. (Publisher's synopsis, translated from the Spanish by Archivo Venezuela)

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Subject: Essays, venezuelan literature, anthology, short stories, poetry

Type: Text

Format: Printed book

Rights: External resource

Relation:

Summary of the book in *Hispanoamericano de Escritores*

About the author and *El adiós de Telémaco* in *El Nacional*

Instagram post about the book

Photos from a book presentation at Casa de América

Book recommendation on Instagram (La Tapa Peinada)

Review by Fernando Guzmán Toro in *Letralia*

How *El baile de Madame Kalalú* was written, by the author in *Specimensmag*

Video: Juan Carlos Méndez Guédez talks about his novel

Interview with the author in *Libros y Letras*

Identifier: OCLC: 1461737942 | ISBN: 9788412818499

Collection: Narrative fiction

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Citation: Juan Carlos Méndez Guédez, El adiós de Telémaco : una rapsodia llamada Venezuela: antología, Confluencias Editorial, 2024, OCLC: 1461737942 | ISBN: 9788412818499, accessed September 22, 2026, https://archivovenezuela.com/en/items/show/1072