On els mots rellisquen, la veu fora de lloc

Moss, threads, down, twigs from a half-finished nest... As if writing were like building a hut. From published and unpublished texts, Sebastià Perelló and Adrià Targa will do this, build a shelter and dare to face the cold outside, in the open air.

By blanca Llum Vidal

Adrià Targa (Tarragona, 1987). He has published poetry and has won prizes such as the Gabriel Ferrater of Sant Cugat, the Vicent Andrés Estellés of Burjassot and the Jocs Florals of Barcelona. His latest published works are Canviar de cel, Acròpolis and Arnau, the latter a novel in verse. He works as a teacher and lives in the Raval, in Barcelona. 

Sebastià Perelló (Costitx, 1963).  He has taught Catalan language and literature. He has collaborated extensively with the UIB and other institutions, both in coordinating activities and in giving courses and lectures on narrative, literature and travel, on insularity, landscape in the literary world, and also on wine in literature, and he has researched the myth of literary Europe, etc. He has also published several works of literary criticism in different media. He was a member of the board of Pen Català from 2005 to 2010. He has made some incursions into the intersection between photography and poetry.