American author Siri Hustvedt will take part in a virtual event in Chile this Thursday, April 23. Scheduled for 7:00 PM, the session is part of the International Book Day celebrations.
The event is organized bySantiago en 100 Palabras, an initiative supported by Escondida | BHP and the Plagio Foundation. This special edition commemorates the 25th anniversary of the country's iconic short story competition.
A Dialogue on Narrative Craft
During the session, Hustvedt will be in conversation with Chilean writer María Paz Rodríguez. The meeting aims to delve into the creative process and narrative techniques, fostering a direct connection between international literature and local audiences.
Hustvedt is renowned for her fundamental works of contemporary literature, such asBlind Man's BluffandSummer. Her participation in this digital forum will allow readers nationwide to engage in a discussion on literary creation.
The event is part of the Book Month programming, designed to encourage participation in the short story competition. Organizers have extended an open invitation to all story lovers to join the session free of charge.
Submissions for theSantiago en 100 Palabrascompetition will close on April 30. With this anniversary edition, the contest aims to promote writing and short story creation within the Chilean literary community.
