The writer Lidia Jorge said his new book, presented in Penafiel at the weekend and edited by Don Quixote, resulted from “a chance”, considering that wrote ‘inadvertently’ do ‘a theological tale. ”
“I created a kind of fable to illustrate the feeling that one can have at the beginning of the XXI century in the face of the sense of loss and dissatisfaction with what is not revealed,” commented, regarding the origins of humanity .
The novelist, who was honored for several days in Literary Festival Escritaria in Penafiel, spoke to about 350 people who filled the large auditorium of the municipal museum of Penafiel.
Commenting the book ‘The Organist’, Lydia George said the tale was written at the invitation of the European Space Agency, an invitation to writers from various countries of Europe to everyone did a story about space.
“I had the idea that to speak of space, we can only make giving a human face” he noted, adding: “I started writing with the idea that there is only room to put man at the center of everything”
The novelist recalled that knowledge of the human brain “increased dramatically”, but about humanity, “where we come from, where we go, everything is equal”, as was the time of the Greek philosophers.
To Lidia Jorge, the creator ‘of this fable is envious of the happiness of men. “
The presentation of” The Organist “was taken by Father Anselmo Borges, to whom the tale” is a poem in music , about creation, about the origins. “
The book publisher Don Quixote has just over 40 pages and is written in Portuguese and English.
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