J. V. Foix, a literary geography of Manresa

15/11/2017

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of J. V. Foix‘s death, the journalist Salvador Redó has published an article in Regió 7 newspaper where he writes about the poet’s roots in Manresa.

In the photograph you can see «the man of the giant’s mask» hung in the entrance of the cathedral.

See the article here.

OlderJ. V. Foix at the IX Catalan-Hungarian University Conference

Newer«Ho sap tothom, i és profecia», a l’Ateneu Barcelonès

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J. V. Foix, a literary geography of Manresa