The “unfinished book” of Galicia is a follow-up to the collected poetry of Villalta

“Galicia is a book that never ends”. Luísa Villalta (A Coruña, 1957-2004) deals with this large collective work related to her departure at the age of 46. Viña de Gañar, just a few months before, or the prize Espiral Maior s Specifically, a collection of poems I had to see born posthumously. Those verses, which paid tribute to his hometown, are now part of another chapter to be added to the great book of Galicia. Editorial Galaxia and Centro Ramón Piñeiro are presented at the Berbiriana bookstore in A Coruña Thinking is dark Collected poetry (1991-2004), a volume curated by Professor Armand Requeix, which, as its subtitle says, presents the author’s four poetic titles. Also do xa mentioned Specificallyto translate again turn on reserved music (1991), Noise (1995) and Broken inside the pot (one thousand nine hundred and ninety-five). Villalta’s texts complement the biographical profile of the author who, in addition to being a poet and teacher of the Galician language and literature, was also a violinist, an instrument she played in various orchestras. A musical sensibility, for that matter, was also present in the formal aspects of his lyrical work and in the few essays he wrote.