Wide Hips From Stretching

OF UNEAC (PART 1)

Everywhere they boil beans, but in some more beans cooked in others. Although the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) has always tried to maintain a chaste and demure image, occasionally stirs the site. That's what happened recently when the editor of the magazine Union, Ernesto Pérez Chang accused Nancy Morejon, director of the publication and president of the Association of Writers UNEAC of "censorship "and" petty behavior "when the above banned the publication of number 69 (no joke) of the official magazine of the institution, dedicated to erotica, which had already approved.

Outraged, the editor wrote an email that circulated around the Internet, where he also complained that the companion Nancy also prevented him from participating in literary activities, specifically in a panel he had been invited by Alex Pausides, along with other writers.

Now that you have stepped on the callus, the staff has noticed (and says so in his letter) that "the mentality of the holders of office in the island is much more backward than it was the mentality of the holders of control in times of Aretino in Italy in the sixteenth century. " Go! Tremendous find!

Apparently crickets pot uncovered by translations of a few sonnets of Aretino (XVI century) made to that number by the complainant officer, who apparently suffers from some morbid obsession, judging by the titles of his books, which were criticized as pornographic.

But the author of "Ghosts of Sade" and "Latest pictures of naked mom" attributed the fact that they wanted to multiply by zero to the "mediocrity of certain writers, along with fear and insecurity of others , perhaps influenced by some external review of the cultural spheres. " Morejon said Chang had shown "excited" by the host of the same journal during the Book Fair. However, after "changed dramatically." Chang Pérez

Morejón accuses of trying to remove him as managing editor, saying decisions that also included Miguel Barnet . But Mr. Barnet denied such allegations. According to Pérez Chang, "the matter has gone beyond a professional level to a sort of personal vendetta by Nancy Morejon" ... (continuous here.)