For vermouth time, the popular Dj Pilar Cordero will entertain the literary colloquium for which we have brought together four young authors and authors, with a first published book.

They will talk to us about “LGTBIQ + Literature: how much have we changed?”. The veteran writer Manuel Gerardo Manuel Gerardo (El revuelo de los insectos, ed. Egales) will moderate the table.

The table will feature the journalist Sandra Bravo, author of the book Todo eso que no sé cómo explicarle a mi madre. (Poli)amor, sexo y feminismo (ed. Plan B), which has just released the second edition, the writer Martha Lovera (Eternamente en tus ojos, ed. Hebras de Tinta) and the writers Pablo Wessling (Tres chicos buenos, ed. Roca) and Robert Monzonis (Amor d’Iu, ed. Parcir).

El Cable will offer a pack to make vermouth in the Retiro gardens.

In addition, La Boutique de Prensa will have a book sales stand for you to take away signed and dedicated by its authors.

This event is free *access but a reservation is required, so buy your tickets for 0 euros.

*In the free events, we propose the reverse box office.

What is the reverse ticket office? It is an exercise of responsibility and maturity where the viewer must bear in mind that the production and exhibition of a show has costs that include, among others, the worthy remuneration of the artists. Taking into account this and its economic possibility, the spectator establishes the price of the ticket, once the show has been seen.