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IGNACIO PAJON LEYRA
(1980 - )Nationality: Spanish
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Ignacio Pajon Leyra was born in Madrid, Spain, on September 12th 1980. He studied Philosophy at Complutense University. as a writer, he is author of the philosophical essay Fenomenologia de la incertidumbre (2002) and the novel Tempus fugit (2008). as a Dramatist, hi is author of plays like el muerdago (2002), Orfeo (2003), Cualquier lugar, cualquier dia (2006, translated to English as anywhere, anytime in 2007, and to French as Un jour, quelque part in 2011).
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Anywhere, AnytimeAnywhere, Anytime
anywhere, anytime deals with the consequences of war as they affect art, culture, thought, and human feelings. Through 15 short pieces set in different historical periods, the author offers a critical view on the incompatibility of the destruction that the waging of war entails and the creation that the rest of human activity tries to achieve.
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