In 2010, she received the Morosoli Prize for poetry. In 2011, she published In this wonderful place to live sadness. Recognizing the fragility of a dream or daily nightmare, her poetry addresses the themes of everyday life in which we let ourselves be lived. She write how she breathe. Selva Casal, poet and creator of a famous magazine, has dedicated a life to her books, with care and passion. For her, our voice is perhaps ours only if it breaks the barriers of the self, entering that boundless forest that is humanity. The country of love is dark, because dead and alive are confused in the same reality, where madness has an intimate balance. Among her books, we suggest you read Y lo peor es que sobrevivimos: antología personal (Spanish). https://www.amazon.com/peor-que-sobrevivimos-antolog%C3%ADa-personal/dp/8494206915. Reading it, never forget that poetry does not ask for permission, it arrives suddenly, and settles.
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