like every summer editorial planet will offer a series of literary encounters with its leading writers called summer planet. On this occasion, the renowned historian and researcher Philip Pigna will be presented in the Buenos Aires coastal cities of Mar del Plata and Pinamar.
The summer talks, in their twenty-sixth edition, are organized by the publishing house free of charge for the public, both in person and virtually. The scheduled events will be broadcast live through the YouTube platform of Grupo Planeta. The Iberian consortium has more than 70 publishing labels and publishes more than four thousand novelties a year in Spanish, Catalan and Portuguese.
The first event will take place on Monday, January 2, at 9:00 p.m., in the hall of the luxurious Costa Galana Hotel. The space is located at Boulevard Marítimo Patricio Peralta Ramos 5725 in the city of Mar del Plata. Registration is not required for admission and the invitation is free of charge.
On the other hand, on Tuesday, January 3, the writer of “The voice of the great boss” will be presented again but, this time, in the seaside resort of Pinamar. The meeting will take place at 8:00 p.m. in the Municipal Theater of the Towerlocated on Avenida Constitución and Valle Fértil.
This year the popular Buenos Aires popularizer, a native of Mercedes, published the historical books “The Grenadiers of San Martin” by the publishing house Hojas del sur and “streets” through the famous Spanish publisher. With these texts, the writer almost reaches twenty publications throughout his renowned career.
About his latest book, distributed by Planeta, Philip Pigna explained: “Through the internal battles and the basic conflicts of our nation, we can understand political, economic and social decisions that still define us as a society today. Finally, it is an opportunity to reveal some rarely told stories, such as the tragedy of the Pallottine monks during the last military dictatorship, the fictional life of Eduardo Arolas or discover characters who have changed our lives and we don’t even know it, like the chemist Michael Faraday”.
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