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Corrientes Avenue last night changed his appearance and took the literature to the street and promote cultural dialogue and debate.
Makeshift chairs and livings in the middle avenue, on the road, people of all ages visited the bookstores looking for bids and proposals literary novel in the section between Callao and Talcahuano.
The main activities were concentrated in a dozen bookstores and bars, along five blocks, along with the Cultural Center of Cooperation. The night was a "tribute to booksellers and also a recognition of his role in the development of the culture of the city," said the CEO of Creative Industries, María Alejandra Ungaro.
"There is always an added value to purchase a book in a bookstore. For me it is a pleasure to browse among the books," said Marta, the teaching profession.
The official opening in the traditional bar La Paz met the writer Alvaro Abos, the Minister of Culture of the City, Hernan Lombardi, and the presidents of the chambers of the Book, Carlos Santos, and Publications, Pía Gagliardi. It was the second time that the library opened its doors to the one in the morning, and many, looking at the crowd, predicted that the initiative will endure over time.
The aim of the trip, organized by the Directorate General of city government, Creative Industries, was dynamic marketing channel libraries and create new readers.
"The publishing industry is in crisis. The role of books and booksellers have to accommodate Internet and intelligently assume the potential of new media," the writer José Tcherkaski to speak to the nation about the competition neighborhood libraries face with online retail sites like Amazon, and the importance of the booksellers are readers. He confessed he was surprised one day in a room when an employee asked how he wrote Siqueiros to find a text about the artist.
Contact with the book
Readers appreciate physical contact with the book when making a purchase. The library still has a singular value and tradition to the younger. "I do not feel the reality of the book when you buy a book online," said Gustavo Perez, 22, a student of philosophy. "I love talking to booksellers who read a lot, you always get pearls. The key to the bookseller is to establish a business relationship not only with the client," he added, on the Avenida Corrientes.
The bookstore owner Gandhi, Hugo Levin, defined what "good libraries will remain in time." In your experience, are the libraries that organize seminars, workshops and cultural events outside the commercial sale.
In his library was organized yesterday a reading of the prints of great writers on Buenos Aires. With a schedule that took place at the theater, fiction, poetry and illustration, the Night of Books invited several writers to engage in discussions and debates, and allow the reader to approach literary culture.
Peter Mair participated in a panel discussion on the role of the library. Frederic Jeanmaire Argentina spoke about the narrative and its protagonists. The artist spoke with Mex Liniers Urtizberea in the library Losada. Several players, such as Graciela Borges Graciela Dufau, were added to the proposal by reading their favorite texts.
According to a report from the Creative Industries Observatory, the city of Buenos Aires is the largest publisher in the country, since it produces 82% of individuals that are published. The Night of the Libraries also helped spread the 2008 catalog for small and medium publishers in the city.

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