James Sylvester has made the continuation of his "Anthology of Northwest Argentina", this new meeting of the Northwest young poetry.
"... There is some anger there is something young and angry, if, if, for example, poetry is a very junkyard in Argentina ... theme predominates hard, marginal urban and almost deliberately and stubbornly marginal, the rescue of the slums, as though writing from them, I think you also may be an idealization, but quite prevalent this kind of thing. I think they have the impression that literature begins with them, there is some neglect, as in other fields of youth feels pure present and the past and the history of mankind has been an error, which may have right, but what happens is that no other way but comes to history, mistakes and successes come from the same side of the story and I think the feeling is starting again and I guess no one of they can spend the afternoon reading Quevedo or San Juan de la Cruz or
...." Quijote Conversation with James Sylvester by Consuelo Trevino and M. Angeles Vázquez (Madrid - Spain, November 2005: http://www.omni-bus.com/ )
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