What would happen if one day you photographed something you shouldn't? Something as simple as going out to take pictures of the rain or anonymous people who exude a photogenic quality could change your life.
'Frágiles humanos' ('Fragile Humans') presents a diverse list of people and situations and reflects upon the perplexity of the rapid passage of human time.
Founded in Barcelona in 2007, Fragmenta publishes essays and children's books on philisophy, spirituality, religion and the humanities, always from a position of empathy, rigour and independence.
Fran Nuño was born in Bilbao in 1973 but has lived in Seville since he was ten months old. He is a writer, cultural activist and bookseller-publisher. He has written more than fifty books, almost all of which are for children and young adults.
Fran Pintadera (born Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 1982). He has a degree in educational psychology, a diploma in social education and degree in social integration. He is a storyteller, social theatre director and children's book author. He has taken part in major story telling festivals in Spain.
Fran Toro (Badalona, 1977) is a history teacher and writer and these two activities are as naturally combined as different coloured pieces of plasticine in the hand of a child.
Francesc Serés: (Saidí, 1972) is the author of The Guts of the Earth (2000), The Trunkless Tree (2001) and A Lead Tongue (2002). These books were gathered in the trilogy of Manures and Marbles (2003), which was awarded the National Literature Prize in 2007.
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Lily Meyer is a writer, translator, and critic. Her translations include Claudia Ulloa Donoso’s story collections Little Bird and Ice for Martians. Her ...