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Journalist Montse Virgili interviews the authors: Ana Montserrat and Marta Barceló. In the front, on the right, Raquel Gil Eiroá, Councillor for Feminism, Equality, and Democratic Memory
The presentation took place in the Anatomical Amphitheater of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Barcelona.
Valentín Roma (left), director of La Virreina-Centre de la Imatge, and Isabel Segura, author of the book.
From left to right: Montse Virgili, journalist; Ana Montserrat, author of the book; and Marta Barceló, illustrator.
Presentation of "La pell de Barcelona" at the Agrupació Fotogràfica de Catalunya. With Joan Ricart, editor of Grup Enciclopèdia; Lluís Permanyer, city chronicler; Laura Tarré, commissioner of the #AnyCatalàRoca; and Andreu Català, son of the photographer.
From left to right: David Castillo, coordinator of the Barcelona Secreta collection from Barcelona Llibres; Josep Maria Ripoll, author of the anthology of the book—which is a compilation of articles by Claudi Montañá; and Miqui Puig, musician.
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09/12/2024 - 15:11 h LGBTI We’re giving away three copies of the new book ‘Hiperrevolucionaris i supergais. Una història de “La pluma” i la CCAG’ [Hyperrevolutionaries and Supergays: A History of ‘La Pluma’ and the CCAG]
Barcelona City Council’s Publishing Services, through its Barcelona Llibres Instagram profile, is organising a draw of three copies of the book ‘Hiperrevolucionaris i supergais’.
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09/12/2024 - 09:00 h Culture and leisure The countdown begins for an edition of the International Book Fair with Barcelona as guest of honour
The Catalan capital takes over from Spain as the guest of honour at the 2025 edition of the fair, which is being held in the Mexican city of Guadalajara.
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03/12/2024 - 08:07 h LGBTI ‘Hiperrevolucionaris i supergais’, a historical work on the fight for homosexual and trans rights
The Barcelona LGBTI Centre will be presenting the book Hiperrevolucionaris i supergais.
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25/11/2024 - 10:23 h Edinburgh hosts vibrant 2024 annual conference for UNESCO Creative Cities of Literature
This October marked 20 years since Edinburgh became a UNESCO City of Literature. It celebrated with a conference highlighting past achievements and planning for the future.