It would be expected that the book covers lose their color in Póvoa de Varzim, the city that has already led 300 writers of various nationalities to the D Chains initiative “Written along its 16 editions’s not the right answer but truth is that there is a place of Varzim where this happens. Where to see, for example, that the cover of Travel To India Gonçalo M. Tavares began to faint pink instead of bright red with that was printed. And right at the pole of the local library, the traditional Cafe Diana Bar …
Say that in any other city this would be a sign of neglect responsible but in the land of chains such not corresponds to the truth, after all few cameras transform a library café built on the sand. And as the sun beats strong for there is impossible that the spines of the shelves of Portuguese Literature will not lose color, a reality that does not concern the students of High School Henrique Medina, of Braga, who came to hear and talk to the writer Alfonso Cruz. That surprises soon to start by stating that he never thought come to write books and recalls that walked undecided in the secondary on his future career because I wanted to change Arts Philosophy. Nothing that has not happened among young people in the class as well looks exchanged between the confirmed in 14 sessions that bring together authors and students by the end of this issue.
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