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The Cartagena writer, Roberto Burgos Cantor, is aware that prices are not the end but the means to publicize the work. That's why they should not be considered the highest reward you want to achieve in your literary career.
Burgos, who was awarded last Thursday for his novel "See What I See," said in dialogue with RCN Radio that the constant search for perfection is the basis for writers to continue to publish. Whoever believes he has reached the peak of his career is dead in the world of letters.
"Writers never graduate.The writer who is a graduate is dead," said the novelist referring to this infinite search for the work that has always been dreamed of. Every book, he says, is an attempt to reach this place. "The writer feels that nothing that he does serves him."
When you think you can not give more or you have reached your point of perfection, it is time to finish your task because you can not demand more.
On his award-winning work, he explained that "it is the story of how beings are able to rebuild a world that took them away and turned into an act of beauty."
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