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| The Municipal Network of Libraries of Murcia (RMBM) takes up this activity that will be developed through the Zoom platform | The Municipal Network of Libraries of Murcia (RMBM), dependent on the Department of Urban Agenda and Open Government, led by Mercedes Bernabé, takes up the reading clubs and the Dumas Club in a virtual way next week due to the situation arising from the Covid -19."We have resumed one of the most demanding initiatives and most received by users for 28 years, and we do so by adapting to the online format so that Murcians can once again enjoy this activity with all the security guarantees," he said.

highlighted the mayor during the presentation of the program, which will take place from October to December.The event, which was held this morning at the Moneo Building, was attended by the coordinators of the activity: the professor at the University of Murcia José Belmonte, the director of the company El Árbol Rojo, Ángel Salcedo, and the manager of Culture Connection, Joaquín Medina."It is an initiative in which people of different ages and origins come together to share their impressions of the same work, which have been previously read, once a month, one day and at a time set by the coordinator," he explained.

Mercedes Bernabé.The selected books are provided to the participants by the municipal libraries and come from the RMBM or the Murcia Regional collection.

The activity is free and has a limit of places for 25 people in order to facilitate communication between all attendees.Those interested can contact one of the following libraries to register: El Carmen (968 343 795), José Saramago (968 358 600 Ext.

54562), Río Segura (968 351 550), San Basilio (968 274 110), Pelagio Ferrer de El Palmar (968 884 944), Javalí Nuevo (968 804 712), La Alberca (968 844 104), Chronicler Antonio Botías de Sangonera la Verde (968 868 534) and Santiago el Mayor (968 340 755).Participants must have a municipal library card, and have a computer, a good internet connection, tablet or telephone and an email account, where they will be informed of the schedule and the link to the Zoom platform.“Libraries are centers of knowledge, culture and learning with more than four thousand years of history.

Besides their conservative function, they are places dedicated to the study and the promotion of reading, close and accessible to all citizens ”, Mercedes Bernabé highlighted.The mayor recalled that "culture is an essential activity for this council, as stated by Mayor Ballesta last April.

In addition, Murcia is a flag and reference in this matter in Europe and is part of the consortium of the European Urban Agenda for Culture, in which municipal libraries play an important role in the face of the great challenge that access to culture represents for all citizens, in increasingly diverse urban societies and in which neighbors with different possibilities coexist ”.Scheduled titlesThe schedule of the Virtual Reading Clubs for the coming months is as follows:October:  DaylibraryTimeTitle6Saint Basilio ”Miguel Hernández”18:00 h.Kafka on the Shore, by Haruki Murakami7The Carmen "Rosa Regàs"18:00 h.Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens19Saint James the Greater18:00 h.My dear life, by Alice Munro19Saint Basil20:00 h.The Middle Ages, by Leonardo Cano19Pelagio Ferrer (El Palmar)20:00 h.Delicious group suicide, by Arto Paasilinna twentyAntonio Botías (Sangonera la Verde)20:00 h.Separate rooms, by Luis García Monterotwenty-oneThe swimming pool19:00 h.Sweet Song, by Leila Slimani22Jose Saramago19:00 h.The best stories, by A.

Chekhov26Carmen18:00 h.Fine rain, by Luis Landero26Segura River20:00 h.Candid Rose, by Audur Ava Ólafsdóttir29Javalí New19:45 h.Los disgusting, by Santiago LorenzoNovember:DaylibraryTimeTitle4The Carmen 'Rosa Regàs'18:00 h.Three days and a life, by Pierre Lemaître10San Basilio ‘Miguel Hernández’18:00 h.La soledad de los números primos, de Paolo Giordano16Santiago el Mayor18:00 h.Firmin, de Sam Savage16Pelagio Ferrer (El Palmar)20:00 h.La novena, de Marcela Serrano16San Basilio20:00 h.El quinteto de Nagasaki, de Aki Shimazaki17Antonio Botías (Sangonera la Verde)20:00 h.Valor, de Clara Usón18La Alberca19:00 h.El dolor de los demás, de Miguel Ángel Hernández19José Saramago19:00 h.Habitaciones separadas, de Luis García Montero19Javalí Nuevo19:45 h.La cena, de Herman Koch23Río Segura20:00 h.Ordesa, de Manuel Vilas30El Carmen18:00 h.La edad de hierro, de J.

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CoetzeeDiciembre: DíaBibliotecaHoraTítulo2El Carmen ‘Rosa Regàs’18:00 h.Lluvia fina, de Luis Landero14Santiago el Mayor18:00 h.El extranjero, de Albert Camus14Río Segura20:00 h.Delicioso suicidio en grupo, de Arto Paasilinna 14San Basilio20:00 h.Terra alta, de Javier Cercas14Pelagio Ferrer (El Palmar)20:00 h.La intrusa, de Eric Faye15San Basilio ‘Miguel Hernández’18:00 h.Los mejores cuentos, de Chejov15Antonio Botías (Sangonera la Verde)20:00 h.Estamos todas bien, de Ana Penyas16La Alberca19:00 h.Peligro de derrumbe, de Pedro Simón17José Saramago19:00 h.Los asquerosos, de Santiago Lorenzo17Javalí Nuevo19:45 h.Lectura fácil,  de Cristina Morales21El Carmen18:00 h.Nosotros en la noche, de Kent HarufClub DumasEl Club Dumas, perteneciente a la Biblioteca Río Segura, inicia también su programación virtual, coordinado por José Belmonte-Serrano, profesor de lengua y literatura de la Universidad de Murcia.

Sus participantes analizan las obras destacadas de la literatura española y extranjera de todos los tiempos.

La actividad tiene lugar el último martes de cada mes, a las 19.30 horas, a través de la plataforma zoom.Los títulos programados para este club son los siguientes: ‘El mapa de los afectos, de Ana Merino (Premio Nadal 2020), el 27 de octubre; ‘Cinco horas con Mario’, de Miguel Delibes, el 24 de noviembre; y ‘Ordesa’, de Manuel Vilas, el 15 de diciembre.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia