Bella Clara Ventura
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Bella Clara Ventura is a Colombian-Mexican novelist and poet. Born in Bogota, she studied in Paris. Director, screenwriter and film producer for 10 years, with awards to board their productions. One of the pioneers of cinema in the 70s in Colombia with Ciro Duran, Mario Ventura Mitrotti and Joyce.
For 25 years he devotes himself to literature:
14 poems published:
"Diaspora and Awe" 1995 "Far" 2000, "Spells Forest" 2001, Region I Without Borders without Borders Region II, "Guest of light" 2004, "Spells and retablos" 2004 and "Girl Inside "2004 Glimpses of Light 2006, 2008 Oasis of an awakening," trees of Milk and Honey "Eros in Canto (Editorial Black Sheep and Casa del Poeta Peruano 2010) -. Peace Sicaria tear (Editorial Ovaje Black and Alejo editions Peru 2011), FREEDOM, GUEST OF HEART, Editions du Cygne Prais bilingual version, 55 days without you, Editions du Cygne, 2015 Beings of Light in as new process about to be released in Madrid poems.[1]
Nine novels published: "Almamocha" 1993, "What life wants" 1997, "Armando Fire" 2001 published by Editorial Oveja Negra, the same as the beginning of Gabriel García Márquez, a novel published by Centaur Thrive, "The wind shadow "2004, recognized as a best seller in the Miami Herald," Contigo learned 2007 Editores Spain Lord Byron, "The Voice of Passion 2008 Editorial Oveja Negra. Trees of Milk and Honey (2009) and HOSTAGE OF MEMORY (novel) Editorial Oveja Negra, December. 2009, Eros in singing (poems, Editorial Oveja Negra and House of the Peruvian poet 2010 Peace Sicaria Teardrop (poems, Editorial Oveja Negra and Alejo Editions Peru 2011). The Voice of Violence (editorial Black Sheep, and Alejo Editions Peru novel 2011) TO AFRICA IN MY SKIN (Lord Byron Editions 2014), with the Editorial Mundibook - Madrid;. "Canada forever" process 2015. In the poems "Beings of Light" published in Chile and soon poetry anthology Bella Clara Ventura out in Madrid published by Ediciones Editorial Lord Byron in 2016.
The story is not alien, has over 20 anthologized and translated in several parts of the world, with wide recognition and awards outlined below. Invited to literary events in USA, Sweden, France, Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, EcuadorSpain, Puerto Rico, Mexico, India, Hungary, USA, Israel etc. ... currently writing a new novel "Flight of Love "and new poems in conjunction with Ernesto Kahan. Invited to give lectures around the world, most recently in Leon Guanajuato (Mexico) in 2015.
Bella Clara Ventura writes articles for various news media, radio program director and yoga teacher what Machado says that "only makes walking."
- VicePresident of Organización Mundial de Trovadores- O.M.T.- Israel
- Ambassador of the peace organization based in Geneva[2]
- Embrace group representative Uruguay Brazil
- Former ambassador of Poets of the World
- IFLAC former ambassador to Colombia (Agency peace in art and literature)
- Delegate of the Society of French Poets
- Honorary President of the Latin American Union of the letters (UHE)
- Representative of the House of Peruvian Poets
- Vocal Pen Colombia
- Chosen as one of the top 50 women of Culture (University of St. Thomas, Bogotá) 2008.
Recent Awards
[edit]- First Poem Award Guadalquivir (in Spain 2011)
- First Prize El Rosal (mother poem, University of Miami, 2011)
- First Contest My God (Israel 2011
- Chile Concepcion 2012 - Alas Poetry Prize
- Award for work in Turkey 2013
- Honorary Doctorate of the World Academy of Culture and Arts (2011 USA)
- And a special thanks to the work in Israel (2015).
References
[edit]- ^ "Bella Clara Ventura, poeta colombiana". artepoetica.net. Retrieved 9 October 2015.
- ^ "WorldWide Peace Organization Details". wwpo.org. Retrieved 9 October 2015.
External links
[edit]- 20th-century Colombian poets
- Mexican novelists
- Living people
- 21st-century Colombian poets
- 20th-century Mexican poets
- 21st-century Mexican poets
- Colombian women novelists
- Mexican women novelists
- 21st-century Mexican women writers
- 20th-century Mexican women writers
- 20th-century Colombian novelists
- 20th-century Colombian women writers
- 21st-century Colombian women writers
- 21st-century Colombian novelists