The literary banks of Miguel Muñoz Donoso, Juan José Donoso Azañon, Helena Romero Salas and José Lorenzo Sánchez Meseguer, in Calatrava’s Granátula, joins the ‘Literary Bank 2025 in honor of the writer María Gómez Camacho, which will take place next Sunday, May 4, at 12:30 pm, in the Plaza de la Constitución.
On the first Sunday of May, in Grenatula de calatoravaan encounter with culture will take place, especially with the book and its authors. In the Plaza de la Constitución, from 12:00 hours, the ‘IV Solidarity Book Market’ where a more volunteer and volunteer year of the AECC They offer neighbors and visitors a wide literary offer at very economical prices, whose collection is distributed with the Cultural Association Oretaniawho contributes hundreds of books that have been donated by those who prefer that the book have a second life instead of ending in any landfill.
This activity will take place in the ‘Literary corner’that the Granatuleño City Council has made up of the different ‘Literary banks’the Municipal Public Library of Granátula de Calatrava – ‘Our Lady of Oreto and Zuqueca’ and the ‘Street Library’, a cultural project that allows access to the world of reading and culture without established schedule, making its maximum of: “books, free, limp one and leave another. Do not leave to read tomorrow, what you can read today.”
He Literary Bank It is a cultural project that was born in 2017 when this initiative arrived in Aldea del Rey and Miguelturra, with the Oretania group and its head at the head, Julio Criado. Cultural project that is already sponsored by different municipalities and cultural groups of the province of Ciudad Real, which is intended Book in each and every one of the populations of our province. Our neighbors who sometimes go unnoticed and on many occasions are unknown the work they do and the effort behind.
María Gómez Camacho
Retired Primary writer and teacher. It was on January 28, 1963 when she received her first appointment, as National Teacher of the School of School No. 1 of the Santa Teresa Public College of Jesús de Calzada de Calatrava (Ciudad Real). On the 23rd of the same month he turned 19. His professional life has been 41 years 7 months and 4 days.
In addition to studying the teaching career, he always had curiosity and enthusiasm to learn. He attended different formations and seminars on ‘Health Education, Curriculum Project in Early Childhood Education and Primary Education; PFC Development of the Center Educational Project, Drawing Course and Pictorial Techniques; PFE Preparation of the CP Sta Teresa de Jesús Educational Project; Training project in coordination centers; Internivelar in Calzada and didactic applications with ICT ‘.
He has published the book “Popular sayings” edited by the Spanish Association against Cancer (AECC), to which the benefits were entire. This publication was the result of years collecting sayings along with their EGB students, you want were the seed of the book.
Literary banks
So far, it has been named ‘Literary Bank‘A Valentín Villalón Benítez (2017), Társilo Coello Sanz (2018), Luis Alañón Flox (2024) and Claro Barba Merino (2025) in Aldea del Rey; Diana Rodrigo (2018), Don Esau de María Díaz (2018), Hilario Rivero (2019), María del Castillo González Garrido (2021), Antonio Vallejo Cisneros (2022), Mariano Mondejar Soto (2024) and Isaías Moraga Ramos (2025), in Miguelturra; Juan José Donoso Azañon (2022), Miguel Muñoz Donoso (2023) and José Lorenzo Sánchez Meseguer and Helena Romero Salas (2024), in Grenatula de calatorava; Aurora Rey Aragon (2022) and Isaac Pérez Infante (2023), in Almodóvar del Campo; José González Ortiz (2022) in Puertollano; Juan José García Ciudad (2022), Mercedes Alonso Díaz (2023) and Manuel Ciudad Ruiz (2024), in Calatrava Road; Manuel Muñoz Moreno (2022), Javier Lozano Raya (2023) and Domingo Carneros Arias (2024), in Argamasilla de Calatrava and Nicolás del Hierro (2023), in Piedrabuena. Side mention deserves Almagrowhich has hosted this project as its own initiative through the Municipal Library and its Reading Club, so far appointing three literary banks: Manolita Espinosa (2022), Nieves Fernández (2023) and Ramón José Maldonado and Cocat (2024).
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