"A case for modesty or uncertainty, I began this book by asking permission to Borges to bustle the subject of dreams," he says with respect and a touch of irony Mempo Giardinelli, who just released "I'd dream," a anthology of dreams that was collected over 30 years and were, in some cases, the starting point for stories or moments in his novels. We discussed his new book with writer Chaco, among other prizes, won the Rómulo Gallegos.
Mempo Giardinelli: How Gender is not a tradition, a tradition as a source of literature. I have always maintained that literature has three sources: the experience lived, the literature itself, ie reading, and dream life. There have been many theories about dreams, not just Freudian analysis. In literature, many works are permeated by the dream experience. In Argentina we have "The Book of Dreams" of Borges, a lecture about it. Across America there have been writers who worked on this. Keep in
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