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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
& YOUNG ADULTS
Cyls Editores . 2014
WHO ARE WE
Cyls Editores came about as the result of countless
meetings and proposals from a group of entrepreneurs
who were determined to create information books that are
«different», capable of bringing kids closer to knowledge
and critical thinking. Cyls Editores is an independent
publishing house committed to educate passionate
new readers through a number of books intended for
discovering the world around us.
That is why our collections cover relevant topics discussed
at length, ranging from creative writing, thinking, science
and arts to universal values, feelings and emotions that
shape us as human beings.
OUR BOOK COLLECTIONS
KEY Collection
The topics within this collection are not dealt in keeping with common
standards for informative books. We are not content with providing
a number of references and facts. This has already been done.
Our primary goal is to encourage reflection and critical thinking
in young readers, and to trigger off their innate curiosity so that we
can bring them closer to knowledge.
Its name KEY reflects both the focus on critical issues to humankind
and, thus, crucial to the expansion of knowledge; and the way they
are dealt with, taking into account different yet fundamental viewpoints
which arouse the reader’s curiosity for more, and create interest in new
cultural experiences.
All of the titles in this collection are intended to be used from Grade
4 onwards; the latter being for guidance only.
The KEY collection is made up of four series, all of them based on
today’s complex affairs and thinking of tomorrow’s world; they are:
Photon, Habit, Person, High-flier.
up to
8/9
years
old
KEY Collection
Einstein,
King of Daydreamers
Author. Aquiles Esté
Illustrated by. Idana Rodríguez
Graphic Design. Elena Terife, Natalie Flores
Category. Informative, Literature
Sub-category. Science
SYNOPSIS
This book does not only look over the most interesting
aspects of Albert Einstein’s life: how he overcame
hurdles, his childhood, and so forth. It also attempts
to explain to children the theory of relativity with examples that are familiar to them
as well as easy to understand.
PHOTON
Series
This series provides
an overview of
ground-breaking,
revolutionary scientific
and technological
notions; discoveries,
inventions and
scientists that have
brought about a
turnaround in the
history of humankind,
and their connection
with daily life.
It starts off by providing a chronological context that situates the scientist within
his epoch, and describes other events that took place during the early decades
of the 20th century, the era in which Einstein lived.
The book has been conceived for children of 9 years of age and older; nevertheless,
it has different levels of reading, making it suitable for younger kids who show an
interest in science.
KEY Collection
Einstein,
King of Daydreamers
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Lined with coated paper
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Finish. Mate laminate
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Basis weight / Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x4
Number of pages. 32 with folio
Interior size (width x height)
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
Total number of pages. 34
Page spread. 2 center pages
Binding. Hardcover. Thread-sewn
Other specifications
No dust jacket. No flap
PHOTON
Series
an overview of
ground-breaking,
and technological
inventions and
brought about a
turnaround in the
with daily life.
ISBN 9806573021
Photon Series
Free rights for all countries and languages
KEY Collection
A Sheep Named Dolly
Author. Rafael Rodríguez Calcaño
Illustrated by. María Isabel Mas
SYNOPSIS
Do children know what cloning is? Perhaps not; but
they do know Dolly, the first living being to be cloned.
Through her, the book goes over the existing laws
and regulations concerning heritage, cells, DNA, and probe babies.
It also addresses the reasons why this is such a controversial topic.
PHOTON
Series
an overview of
ground-breaking,
and technological
inventions and
brought about a
turnaround in the
with daily life.
KEY Collection
A Sheep Named Dolly
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
PHOTON
Series
an overview of
ground-breaking,
and technological
inventions and
brought about a
turnaround in the
with daily life.
ISBN 9806573048
Photon Series
KEY Collection
A Networked World
Author. María Eugenia Esté
SYNOPSIS
At present, we all are part of many networks that,
like cobwebs, connect us with their strands, almost
always invisible. It doesn’t matter where you are, at
home, at school or in your vehicle, you just need to open a faucet, turn a key,
or simply push a button to become part of a huge hyperlinked web.
PHOTON
Series
an overview of
ground-breaking,
and technological
inventions and
brought about a
turnaround in the
with daily life.
KEY Collection
A Networked World
(This book has a different format)
Front cover:
Softcover, co-laminated
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Finish. Sulfate 0.14
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
Binding. Softcover, colaminated,
thread-sewn, heat-sealed
PHOTON
Series
an overview of
ground-breaking,
and technological
inventions and
brought about a
turnaround in the
with daily life.
ISBN 978-980-6573-18-5
Photon Series
KEY Collection
We Come And Go
Author. María Elena Huizi
Illustrated by. Oswaldo Dumont
Sub-category. Social Sciences, Cultures
SYNOPSIS
What does emigration mean? Children might not be
familiar with this term quite yet, but they do know
HABIT
Series
The most significant
cultural practices,
the advancement of
the arts and ideas,
and a reflection on
them, the power,
the way we organize
ourselves. The positive
and not so positive
aspects of society.
that people are oftentimes forced to leave their
places of origin and establish themselves in other countries, seeking a higher
living standard or fleeing from war and persecution. Why does this happen?
What are the causes of it?
Such exchange and interweaving of customs and languages enrich recipient
countries. This book aims at providing a better basis for grasping the concept
of inclusion, as well as raising awareness of the reasons why we are sometimes
forced to migrate.
KEY Collection
We Come And Go
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
HABIT
Series
cultural practices,
the advancement of
the arts and ideas,
them, the power,
the way we organize
and not so positive
aspects of society.
ISBN 9806573056
Habit Series
KEY Collection
The Adventure
Of Languages
Authors. Carlos Pacheco, Luz Marina Rivas
Illustrated by. Adriana Genel
Sub-category. Social Sciences, Cultures, Values
SYNOPSIS
Why are there so many languages? How do people
speak in other places? Where do languages come
HABIT
Series
cultural practices,
the advancement of
the arts and ideas,
them, the power,
the way we organize
and not so positive
aspects of society.
from? Do they change? What languages did some
renowned figures speak? The answers to these and many other questions
are found in this book which stimulates a reflection on the human instrument
par excellence: language.
Witty questions about the origin of some words.
It comes with a guide with ideas for classroom activities.
KEY Collection
The Adventure
Of Languages
HABIT
Series
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
cultural practices,
the advancement of
the arts and ideas,
them, the power,
the way we organize
and not so positive
aspects of society.
ISBN 980657303X
Habit Series
KEY Collection
So Alike, So Different
Author. Boris Muñoz
Illustrated by. Iván Estrada
Sub-category. Social Sciences, Cultures, Values
SYNOPSIS
What is tolerance? And intolerance? This book
presents all those arguments that have sustained
such behaviors throughout history, and deals in a
sensitive, creative way with issues such as race, sex, religious and ethnic
discrimination, as well as related topics including terrorism and totalitarianism.
PERSON
Series
We tackle subjects that
touch highly sensitive
cords for all human
beings, such as emotions, feelings, values,
and prejudices. Their
reading should lead to
essential questions:
Who are we? What are
our values? What is life?
What are those things
that thrill us, worry us,
and define us?
A topic that today is more relevant than ever: accepting differences.
We recommend it to stimulate critical reading among youngsters. It is an ideal
starting point in the study of social sciences by way of an issue which children
come across on a daily basis in their classrooms, their relationships with peers,
and the news in newspapers and TV.
KEY Collection
So Alike, So Different
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
PERSON
Series
cords for all human
and define us?
ISBN 9806573084
Person Series
KEY Collection
The Book About Fears
Author. Corina Michelena
Illustrated by. Corina Michelena
Sub-category. Values and feelings, self-consciousness
SYNOPSIS
Fear is such a common feeling in childhood that
everybody takes for granted that children know what
it is; however, reality shows that we do not teach kids
how to cope with emotions, what to do with them, how not to feel embarrassed,
and to acknowledge that fear is also a means to protecting ourselves from danger.
PERSON
Series
cords for all human
and define us?
Why do we feel scared? What occurs in the brain when we are afraid of something?
This book addresses all these issues with humor. It includes references drawn from
literature and cinema.
KEY Collection
The Book About Fears
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
PERSON
Series
cords for all human
and define us?
ISBN 9806573005
Person Series
KEY Collection
The Kings of Soccer
Author. Ewald Scharfenberg
Illustrated by. Gorka Echevarrieta
Sub-category. Social Sciences, Sports
SYNOPSIS
Can you imagine a match with the all-time top stars,
those players who have made history in the world
HIGH-FLIER
Series
Keeping an eye out for
the interest of youth
in sports and
competition, this series
brings us closer to
the most outstanding
athletes and the most
popular sports
throughout the world.
cups? A dream came true through this book. A team
made up of your favorite footballers: Pele, Zidane, Ronaldo, Figo and many others,
playing in the same field with other footballers who will be the frontrunners in the
years to come.
KEY Collection
The Kings of Soccer
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
HIGH-FLIER
Series
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
ISBN 9806573161
High-flier Series
KEY Collection
The Secrets
Of Formula 1
Authors. Bruno Burger, Eduardo Burger
Illustrated by. Iván Estrada
SYNOPSIS
«You are sitting in the cabin of your Formula 1, and the
race is about to start. A quick look on the rear-view mirror
confirms your advantaged position at the starting grid...»
So begins this fascinating book on Formula 1 which, no doubt, will delight young readers,
in addition to providing them with comprehensive information on this exciting sport. The
authors (one of them a Formula 1 cardiologist, and the other a specialized journalist) are
the official commentators for this event in Venezuela; their long experience ensures reliable
and enthusiastic information, inviting readers to become protagonists and giving them the
chance to learn about it from within. The illustrations do not only complement the text, but
they also add important details about the subject thanks to their realistic technique. As in
all of our titles, the book comes with a teacher’s guide with ideas for classroom activities.
HIGH-FLIER
Series
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
KEY Collection
The Secrets
Of Formula 1
HIGH-FLIER
Series
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
ISBN 9806573153
High-flier Series
KEY Collection
At Full Risk
Author. Leopoldo Tablante
Illustrated by. Miguel Mansilla
SYNOPSIS
Children feel a special attraction towards sports,
particularly those that pose a challenge, that
HIGH-FLIER
Series
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
constitute an adventure. This book covers most
of the extreme sports, with very clear explanations as to how they should be
practiced, the equipment needed, and the dangers involved if they are not
practiced properly. But also, what kind of people practices them, and what
historic events have contributed to their emergence. The book is suitable for
any subject matter on social sciences. It comes with a teacher’s guide with ideas
for classroom activities.
KEY Collection
HIGH-FLIER
At Full Risk
Series
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
ISBN 98006753013
High-flier Series
KEY Collection
From Athens
to Athens
Author. Ewald Scharfenberg
Illustrated byr. Gerald Espinoza
SYNOPSIS
This title addresses a topic of ongoing interest to
young readers: The Olympic Games, in which the
HIGH-FLIER
Series
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
world’s best athletes meet every four years under the
attentive look of millions of people. The author, a sports journalist, narrates with
an agile, dynamic style the history and bits and pieces of these games, considered
as the major event in the world. The main focus of this work is Athens 2004, when
the games were held in that city once more after 108 years, amidst considerable
fears and expectations, yet with the spirit that has always characterized them:
to participate and win. It comes with a teacher’s guide with ideas for classroom
activities.
KEY Collection
From Athens
to Athens
HIGH-FLIER
Series
Front cover:
Cardboard 2mm
Grammage. 150 gsm
Ink. 4x0
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Body:
Paper. Glossy mate
Ink. 4x4
7.48 x 9.45 in (19 x 24 cm)
in sports and
brings us closer to
popular sports
ISBN 9806573145
High-flier Series
WHOSE-IS-WHAT Collection
Aimed at children in an early stage of primary education, and keeping
in line with our informative titles, we present a collection where the
main theme revolves around animals, an interactive reading calling for
the child’s attention. The information stems from questions and hints,
up to
leading the reader to anticipate the answers provided in the books.
5/6
years
Although animals are the core theme, intertextuality is one of the
old
peculiarities of these books. With a bold design and stunning illustrations,
they give the opportunity to learn about the animal world in an
interesting, amusing way, and make it easy to associate the different
features among species: how they feed themselves, how they reproduce,
where they live. Detailed information supplemented by a glossary
of terms that are most likely new to readers.
Recommended from Grade 2/3 onward.
Look At Those Paws!
Author. Rafael Rodríguez Calcaño
Illustrated by. Mariví Frías
Graphic Design. Aitor Muñoz
32 pp
10.63 x 8.46 in
(27 x 21.5 cm)
Softcover / Full color
Legal Deposit Nº
lf83020075004717
ISBN 978-980-6573-17-8
SYNOPSIS
Look at those paws! is the first title in the
Whose-is-What collection, aimed at arousing interest
Whose-is-What Collection
Free rights for all countries
and languages
in natural sciences by way of an impressive, original
graphic design combined with superb illustrations, creative recreational resources,
and texts specially designed to capture the attention of young readers and
encourage them to read and learn about some scientific facts.
Look At Those Teeth!
Author. Agustín García
Illustrated by. Mariví Frías
Graphic Design. Aitor Muñoz
32 pp
10.63 x 8.46 in
(27 x 21.5 cm)
Softcover / Full color
Legal Deposit Nº
lf83020083725048
ISBN 978-980-6573-19-2
SYNOPSIS
This book, the second title of Whose-Is-What,
focuses on animal teeth and looks over the essentials
Whose-is-What Collection
Free rights for all countries
and languages
of feeding practices, habitat, and traits of a number
of different animals that might play a similar role even though they do not
belong to the same group. The original illustrations and innovative recreational
resources displayed throughout the book allow readers to make their way into
the animal world.
OUT OF COLLECTION
In this series we place books that do not belong
to any collection.
Their characteristics make these books unique,
including fiction and non fiction texts.
OUT OF COLLECTION
Uncle Tiger and Uncle Rabbit
SYNOPSIS
This is an oral version adapted from a
Venezuelan folk tale that is shared with
Novedad
Oral version. Belén (La Nena) Calanche
Adapted by. Jeanette León
Creative Direction and Graphic Design. Gabriela Fontanilla (VACA)
up to
2/3
years
old
other Latin American countries. Uncle Tiger
and Uncle Rabbit embody the power of the force,
and cunning that develop the weakest to get out of the situations they face.
Customs, native animals and onomatopoeia, funny passages and remarks that
keep the reader looking for details. The end leads to several interpretations.
Beautifully illustrated, cutting edge design in which typography, as part of the
illustration, stands out.
Designed for children who have not yet learned to read or are starting to read, in
order to arouse interest in reading and help them focus attention on those fun
details that are part of the cognitive constructions of the early stages of life.
Accompanied by a guide with ideas for the exchange between
those who read and those who look and listen.
Uncle Tiger
and Uncle Rabbit
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
Portada
Cardboard 2mm
Format. Vertical
Spine. Square
Novedad
FUERA DE COLECCIÓN
Body
Paper. Glossy mate
Basis weight / Grammage 200 gsm
Ink. 4x4
Number of pages. 46
Interior size (W x H). 27 x 17cm
ISBN 978-980-6573-20-8
AUTHORS
AQUILES ESTÉ.
CARLOS PACHECO.
Publicist, creative director, journalist and professor,
Born in Caracas, Pacheco is a researcher, essay writer
he is a graduate of the Central University of
and literary critic. He holds a Ph.D. from London
Venezuela School of Journalism and holds a Ph.D.
University King’s College. He teaches in Simón Bolívar
in Semeiology from Sao Paulo Catholic University,
University, where he has also served as Coordinator of
Brazil (1996). He has held a number of different
Postgraduate Studies in Literature and Dean of Post-
positions, including: director of ProDesign Institute
graduate Studies. He is particularly engaged in studying
(1992-98), curator of Venezuela’s First Anthology of
contemporary LatinAmerican narrative and narrative
Graphic Design (1996); guest professor in the New
theory. In addition to acting in the capacity as guest
York University School of Advertising and Interactive
professor in Brown University (Providence, RI), Sala-
Telecommunications Program (1999-2000); I.D.
manca University and Rice University (Houston), Pache-
Magazine Design World Review Award as Creative
co has served as jury member for the Rómulo Gallegos
Director (2000); guest professor in IESA’s Corporate
Award and the Pegasus Novel Award, among others.
Communication Program and Simon Bolívar
Besides his numerous articles and essays that have
University Managerial Engineering Program;
appeared in specialized magazines, he is the author
strategic communication, publicity and visual
of Narrativa de la dictadura y crítica literaria (1986);
communication consultant holding posts in Caracas,
La comarca oral (1992); Del cuento y sus alrededores
Quito, Lima, Bogotá, La Paz, São Paulo, Miami,
(1993 y 1997) together with Luis Barrera Linares, and
New York and Barcelona; Director of Strategic
La patria y el parricidio (2001); editor of Alfonso Reyes:
Communications for Cambridge International
la vida de la literatura (Alicante, 1992) and coordinator
Consulting. As well, he has published four titles
together with Luz Marina Rivas of Novelar contra el
on strategic communications and visual
olvido (2001). Thanks to his work he is a recipient of the
communications, including Cultura replicante
Andrés Bello Research Award (1982), the Rafael Barret
with Gedisa Editorial. He currently serves as Key
Critic Award, Oklahoma State University (1985), and the
Collection director and creative director for
Simon Bolívar University Outstanding Teacher Award
Cyls Editores.
(1996). He is a London University Honorary Research
Fellow since 2000 and currently heads Editorial
Equinoccio, run by the Simón Bolívar University.
AUTHORS
RAFAEL RODRÍGUEZ CALCAÑO.
LUZ MARINA RIVAS.
Born in Caracas, Rafael holds a B.A. degree in Literature
A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Luz Marina holds a B.A.
from the Central University of Venezuela and a Master’s
degree in Literature from the Central University of
degree in Linguistics from the Advanced Social Studies
Venezuela and a Ph.D. in Literature from the Simón
Academy in Paris. Rodríguez Calcaño has written many
Bolívar University. She teaches in the School of Modern
children’s stories, and is a recipient of a number of
Languages at UCV and is a Level III member of the
international distinctions, such as: Special Mention for
Researcher’s Promotion System (Fonacit). She is the
Spanish Language in the II International Children’s
author of thirty specialized articles and several books,
Literature Contest, Paris Saint John Perse Library (1989);
including La literatura de la otredad: cuentistas
Second Place for Panchito Mandefuá in the Children’s
venezolanas (1940-1956), winner of UCV's Educators’
Literature Contest organized by Carabobo University
Association Award to the Best Promotion Dissertation
(2001); First Prize in the I Children’s Literature Biennale
in 1993; the intra-historic novel: tres miradas femeninas
run by the General Comptroller’s Office of the Republic
de la historia venezolana (2000, 2004). As well, she
of Venezuela (2001). Moreover, Rodríguez Calcaño was
compiled a critical anthology titled La historia en la
among the winners of the Foremost Arts and Literature
mirada (1997) together with Carlos Pacheco; Novelar
Contest of the Consejo Nacional de la Cultura (2004);
contra el olvido in No.18 issue of Estudios magazine
runner- up in the Fourth Edition of the “Julio C. Coba-
(USB, 2001); as well as the short story anthology Las
Libresa” International Children’s Literature Contest
mujeres toman la palabra (Monte Ávila, 2004). She was a
(2005) in Ecuador, for his novel Something is going on in
jury member in the Pegasus Novel Award (1998) and
the Fridge targeted at adolescents. At the present time,
the Adriano González León Novel Award granted by the
he is dedicated to the edition of books for children and
Pen Club Venezuela (2004). She has taught in the
youth. The following titles comprise some of his pub-
capacity of guest professor in the universities of Los
lished work: El hombre que durmió a su sueño
Andes and Carabobo, and is a sitting professor in the
(Ediciones Niebla, Caracas, 1998); La grandilocuente
Salamanca University José Antonio Ramos Sucre
historia del gigante Noctambul (Ediciones Niebla,
Cathedra (2003). At the present time, she sits on the
Caracas, 1998); La rebelión de las abejas (Editorial Arte,
academic committees of the Master in Comparative
Caracas, 2001); El abecedario del abuelo (Editorial
Literature program and the Ph.D. in Humanities program,
Panapo, Caracas, 2003); La Pelucha del sexto y su
and chairs the Postgraduate Studies Committee of the
gata Leticia, soon to be released by Tricolor.
School of Humanities and Education at UCV.
AUTHORS
MARÍA ELENA HUIZI CASTILLO.
EWALD SCHARFENBERG.
Born in Caracas, she studied literature (Magna Cum
Ewald was born in Caracas and educated at the Central
Laude) at the Universidad Central de Venezuela and
University of Venezuela where he received a B.A. degree
holds a master’s degree in Philosophy. She is Manager
in Journalism in 1984. He joined El Nacional in 1985 as
of Culture, writer and expert in museums. She has
reporter for the dominical magazine Feriado and the
chaired the Armando Reverón Museum Foundation
Sports Section. Later on, in 1988, he became a founding
(1994- 2000) and the Caracas Fine Arts Museum (2000-
member of Exceso magazine where he held the position
2003). Her published works include: Libro de intervalos
of editor-in-chief until 1991. That same year he was
(poetry; Fundarte, Caracas, 1975); El destierro (poetry;
appointed director of Letra G, the dominical supplement
Fundarte, Caracas, 1978); Viajes y mudanzas (poetry;
of El Globonewspaper. In 1993 he joined Producto
Pequeña Venecia, Caracas, 1999); Las artes plásticas en
magazine in the capacity of editor-in-chief and after that
Venezuela. Una mirada (art history, Galería de Arte
he worked as Associate Creative Director for Feedback
Nacional, Caracas, 1998). She is the author of numerous
Comunicaciones. From 1999 to 2004 he served as Vice
articles, essays and poems contained in catalogues,
President of Strategic Planning for Comar, a company
papers and magazines both in Venezuela and abroad.
that belongs to the JMC/Young & Rubicam group. As of
She has represented the country internationally
June 2004 he manages his own company, E.W. Commu-
(Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and United
nication Projects, in the field of branding creation. In his
States) in exhibits of great masters as Armando Reverón
capacity as freelance journalist, he has been correspon-
and Gego, as well as collective displays by national
dent for Reporters Without Borders (RSF for its Spanish
artists. She is the recipient of several distinctions such
acronym) in Caracas since 1996. AS well, together with
as: Orden al Mérito en el Trabajo (1983) and the Andrés
other outstanding Latin American journalists, he sits
Bello First Class Order (2000). She currently works
on the advisory committee of the Press and Society
as museum consultant and in the research and writing
Institute (IPYS) based in Lima, Peru. He is also a regular
of texts about visual arts, literature and other topics
contributor in several magazines, including Exceso,
on humanities.
Nueva Sociedad, Veintiuno, Comunicación and Imagen,
and columnist in El Nacional.
AUTHORS
LEOPOLDO TABLANTE.
EDUARDO BURGER.
A native of Caracas, Tablante holds a Ph.D. in
Burger is a native of Caracas who holds a B.A. and a
Information and Communication Sciences from the
Master’s degree in Journalism from Andrés Bello
University of Paris in Villeaneuse, France. He teaches
Catholic University. Since 1998 he has been an active
in the Andrés Bello Catholic University School of Social
member of Agoteatro and participated as actor in
Communications, and is a regular columnist in
various plays for children and adults. As of 1996 he has
El Nacional politics section. His published works
served as Regional Coordinator and Administrative
include Relieves by Enrique Bernardo Núñez: 1936,
Director of the Medatia Foundation, where he plans
1937 and 1939, a transition stage in journalism.
and develops workshops on poetry, image and memory
for children, youth, teachers and adults, as part of the
theatre-community projects that said organization is
BRUNO BURGER.
carrying out in Merida, Caracas and Barlovento.
Born in Caracas, Bruno is a surgeon doctor graduated
He earned the distinction of General José Antonio Páez
in 1968 from the Central University of Venezuela with a
First Class Order bestowed by Páez Municipality, in the
specialization in Cardiology. He completed postgraduate
state of Miranda.
studies in Caracas University Hospital and Harvard
University in Boston, where he also served as guest
CORINA HELENA MICHELENA POGGIOLI.
professor (1982) and associate professor (1983-1984).
Born in Caracas, Corina holds a B.A degree in Literature
He is an Interventionist Cardiologist (Adults and
from the Central University of Venezuela. As a visual
Children) in the Centro Médico de Caracas and Centro
artistshe has participated in several collective exhibits
Médico Docente La Trinidad since 1984. From 1989
in Caracas. She is the author of poems and children’s
to 1991 he was a commentator in Formula 1 live
stories illustrated by her, earning the following distinc-
broadcasts for Venezolana de Televisión (the state-run
tions: Eladio Alemán Sucre Poetry Award for her collec-
TV channel) and from 1993 to present for Televen
tion of poems titled Honra de sierva (2000); Raimundo
(a private TV channel). He is also a member of the
Susaeta International Children’s Story Award for her
Medical Committee of the International Automobile
short story De cómo por un pelo Tafetania pisa suelo.
Federation since 1995, specifically for Formula 1 and
She is currently studying in Moscow’s Pushin Institute.
the World Rallies Tournament.
AUTHORS
MARÍA EUGENIA ESTÉ.
BORIS MUÑOZ.
Esté holds a Phd in Social Sciences, and a M.S. degree
Muñoz is a Venezuelan journalist and author of several
in Social Communications. She specializes in Public
books, including: La ley de la calle, testimonios de
Communications on Science and Technology,
jóvenes protagonistas de la violencia en Caracas
serves as Chair of Fundación Tecnohumano
(Fundarte 1995), Más allá de la ciudad letrada, Cróni-
(www.tecnohumano.org), and teaches at Metropolitan
cas y espacios urbanos (University of Pittsburg Press)
University (UNIMET) in Caracas, Venezuela.
and Despachos del imperio (Random House 2007).
Muñoz was Editor-in-chief of Exceso magazine. He
contributes regularly to magazines and web supported
AGUSTÍN GARCÍA.
media in Latin America. Is a fellow at the Nieman
García holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Social
Foundation for Journalism at Harvard. He is a Ph.D in
Communication (UCAB, 1986) and master degrees in
Hispanic American Literature from Rutgers University.
Human Resources and Corporate Communication
Author of several books, including La ley de la calle,
(Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 1993 and 2005).
testimonios de jóvenes protagonistas de la violencia
He has received a number of awards and distinctions,
en Caracas (Fundarte,1995) and Despachos del
including: The National Aristides Bastidas Prize of
imperio (2008). He co-edited with Silvia Spitta, Más allá
Scientific Journalism (ULA); the Regional Emilio Menotti
de la ciudad letrada, Crónicas y espacios urbanos
Prize of Journalism (State of Mérida), and the Municipal
(University of Pittsburg Press, 2003). In 2000 he
Prize of Journalism (Municipality of Libertador, Mérida)
received the Fellowship of the Humanities Institute
for his humoristic work. García served as editor-in-
at Dartmouth CollegeΩ and the First Accésit of the
chief for El Vigilante (a daily paper in Mérida), as well
Premio Internacional de Periodismo Fernando Lázaro
as comminication director with Mérida Science and
Carreter in Madrid. He was and Editor-in-Chief of
Technology Museum. Between 1999 and 2004 he was
Nueva Sociedad and Editorial Director of Exceso
an associate director. AS well, he has coordinated a
magazine, and contributes regularly to Gatopardo
large number of periodical publications for both public
magazine, and Prodavinci.com.
and private organizations.
AUTHORS
BELÉN (LA NENA) CALANCHE.
Caracas (1915-2002) Mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother.
Her life was spent in the peaceful world of the
small provincial city of Caracas, mid to late twentieth
century. She was educated to perform brilliantly all
those tasks of a housewife. This means, ability to make
real homes of the places where she lived, beyond the
economical and political situations that she had to live.
Her strong personality made everything at home had
her personal seal, however, achieved a special
atmosphere of serenity that left place for others
to live, develop and keep sheltered. Getting this
atmosphere of care and pampering, seemed effortless
to her. She transformed everything she touched in
delight for eyes and palates. And above all, her
motherhood, the more important task in her life,
allowed her to convey
in a natural way, her knowledge of writers, poets and
characters, all mixed as if they were relatives, Cyrano
de Bergerac, Andrés Mata, Rosario Sansores, Federico
García Lorca or Gustavo Adolfo Becquer. Due to this
way of «living» her readings, she was an excellent
«Storyteller», she didn’t only tell the story, she also
actedt it.
GRAPHIC DESIGNERS
ELENA TERIFE.
NATALIE FLORES.
Elena is a Graphic Designer, graduate of the Fundación
Natalie is a Graphic and Industrial Designer, graduate
Neumann para el Desarrollo del Diseño, Caracas,
of the Instituto ProDiseño, Caracas, Venezuela.
Venezuela. Professor of Graphic Design at the Instituto
Graduate degree in Product Design from the Staatliche
ProDiseño, Caracas (1992-1993). Master’s degree in
Akademie der Bildenden Kunste Stuttgart, Stuttgart,
Design of Public Spaces from the Escola Superior de
Germany (1999-2000). Winner of first place in the
Disseny, Barcelona, Spain (1999-2000). Winner of the
Contest for Designing Children’s Parks, organized by
Design award “Elisava Escola Superior de Disseny”
the city of Greven, Germany (Grevener Designpreise
(2000). Member of the Society for Environmental
2000). Received the DAAD Deutscher Akademischer
Graphic Design (2001-2004). Awarded second place in
Austauschdienst grant for graduate studies in
UNESCO’s “Infolac Web 2004” award, for the design of
Germany. Selected as exhibitor at the Centro de Arte
CuriosiKid.com for the Children’s Museum of Caracas.
La Estancia for her designs for the corporate images
More than twenty years’ experience working with visual
of Ipostel, the Venezuelan Postal System (1998) and
identity, editorial design, web pages, and design of
the Taller Escuela Técnica de la Madera (2000). More
public spaces.
than ten years’ experience working with visual identity,
editorial design, web pages, and product design.
AITOR MUÑOZ ESPINOZA.
Muñoz is a graphic designer with studies at the Escola
GABRIELA FONTANILLA.
Superior de Disseny Elisava and the Escola de Disseny
She studied at Instituto ProDiseño in Caracas, Member
i Art Eina, both in Barcelona, Spain. Since 2006 to this
of the Board of Directors and professor at ProDiseño.
date he has worked freelance in the field of corporate
Associate Director, coordination and creative direction
image and editorial design. As well, he has collaborat-
at VACA Visión Alternativa (1996—), and Co-Director
ed in various projects with publishing companies and
at Laboratorio de Tipografía (2000—). In 2006 she
private foundations both in Venezuela and overseas,
was invited by «Stiftung Buchkunst», to participate
among others: Cyls Editores, Ediciones B Venezuela,
as part of the International Jury for the contest
Festival Atempo, Fundación Empresas Polar, Fundación
«The Most Beautiful Books in the World», Leipzig,
ArtsWorld Millenium 2100, Fundación Pedro Grases,
Germany.
Thule Ediciones and Blue Moon Records.
ILLUSTRATORS
IDANA RODRÍGUEZ:
OSWALDO DUMONT:
Born in Caracas, Idana is among the most renowned
A native of Caracas, Dumont graduated from the
illustrators and designers in the country. She is a
Centre of Integral Design Studies in Caracas. He has
graduate of the prestigious Neumann Design Institute
served as illustrator for Comunicaciones Corporativas
and of Cristóbal Rojas Academy of Fine Arts; in addition,
magazine, Economía Hoy and El Impulso newspapers
she holds a M.A in Experimental Animation from the
as well as BBC’s Web page in Spanish. Presently,
California Institute of the Arts, California, USA. Idana has
he is the senior illustrator for El Universal newspaper
worked with major publishers of children’s books such
at the same time as he contributes in a number of
as Playco Editores, Editorial Arte, Monte Ávila Editores
local magazines, including Debates, Inversiones
Latinoamericana and Editorial El Nacional. Her work
Venezuela, Fundación Cinemateca Nacional and
has appeared in many published titles, including: Gato
Juguete Mágico. Among his children’s books are
embotado y enamorado (1994), Cuentos para leer a
Recetas para compartir. Tortas y Meriendas (Editorial
escondidas (1998), La capa del morrocoy (2002); Cosas
Playco, Caracas) and La abuela de las garzas (Monte
rojas (2002), Cosas azules (2002), Cosas verdes (2002),
Ávila Editores, Caracas, 2005).
Cosas amarillas (2002); Un gato en una esquina (2002);
El baile de los elefantes (2004); Simón coleccionaba
tortugas (2005); El zamuro barbero (2005) and Caracol
ADRIANA GENEL:
(2005). Besides her work as an illustrator, she teaches
Mexico DF 1971. Venezuelan artist, lives and works
experimental animation at the Pro Diseño Institute
in Brussels. She studied at the Design Institute of
in Caracas.
Caracas and worked as a teacher Instituto Pro Diseño
de Caracas. Master of Art in Public Space, Académie
Royale des Beaux Arts de Bruxelles, Belgium, 2011
MIGUEL MANSILLA:
Picture books: Loose and secret things between
Born in Caracas, Mansilla is a graduate of Caracas
Adriana and Adriano, Adriano González León.
Institute of Design with photography studies in
The adventure of languages, by Carlos Pacheco and
England. He now works as illustrator for advertising
Luz Marina Rivas. Bells are ringing for Fanuel Hanan.
firms as well as children’s and youth’s books.
ILLUSTRATORS
MARÍA ISABEL MAS BENEDITO:
Currently domiciled in Barcelona, Spain, María Isabel is
2000); El guardián del dinero (Educative Series spon-
an outstanding Venezuelan illustrator. After completing
sored by the Central Bank of Venezuela, 1999). María
a certificate program in Graphic Design and Illustration
Isabel has received significant distinctions such as the
at Caracas Institute of Design in 1988, she attended a
Latin American Confederation of the Graphic Industry
number of workshops on engraving, drawing, wheel,
Prize for her stamps series in commemoration of the
lithography and serigraphy in various international
XIX Pan-American Railroad Congress (1994) and the
institutes such as the Barcelona Academy of Arts and
First Prize of Lithography on Inshu Paper awarded by
Trades, the Caracas Fine Arts Museum and the
the Aoya Museum of Japan (2004).
Lorenzo de Medici Art Institute in Florence, Italy. Mas
Benedito has contributed in renowned publications
such as El Nacional’s Todo en Domingo magazine,
CORINA HELENA MICHELENA POGGIOLI.
Grupo Océano, Ediciones RBA and Grupo Zeta (CNR
Born in Caracas, Corina holds a B.A degree in Literature
magazine). She has participated in worth-noting
from the Central University of Venezuela. As a visual
exhibitions, namely: Utopia Exposition, a Latin
artistshe has participated in several collective exhibits
American illustrators contest organized by the
in Caracas. She is the author of poems and children’s
International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY)
stories illustrated by her, earning the following distinc-
in Cartagena, Colombia (2000); Inshu Paper collective
tions: Eladio Alemán Sucre Poetry Award for her collec-
display, Aoya Museum, Tottori Japan (2002); a
tion of poems titled Honra de sierva (2000); Raimundo
lithography exhibit in the Conservatori de Les Arts
Susaeta International Children’s Story Award for her
del Libre, Barcelona; Colectiva 7 de Llotja at Quiosk
short story De cómo por un pelo Tafetania pisa suelo.
Gallery, Tremp (2003); Mac Oposats collective exhibit
She is currently studying in Moscow’s Pushin Institute.
at the Centro Cívico Barcelonesa (2003); Graphic Work
on Inshu Paper group display at the Museu Moli
Paperer in Capellades (2003). She has published
several children’s books, including El auto del Sr. Pulga
(Ediciones Ekaré, 2003); Aceite de piedra (Oil Education
Project by PDVSA, Venezuela’s state-run oil company,
ILLUSTRATORS
GERALD ESPINOZA:
Espinoza was born in Caracas. He studied Visual Arts
Banco del Libro (2002); invited by Tierranuestra to
(Painting and Drawing) at Cristóbal Rojas Academy of
participate in the Venezuelan Illustrators itinerant
Visual Arts, where he received a degree in Visual Arts;
exhibit held in Milan, Italy (2002).
he also completed a specialization program in Painting
at the Armando Reverón University Institute. He has
attended several workshops in Caracas, namely:
IVÁN ESTRADA.
artistic expression and visual arts regarding
A native of the city of Valencia, Venezuela, Estrada holds
object-book at the Fundación Corp Banca; comics
a degree in Artistic Lithography from the Centre of
and poster design at Carlos Cruz-Diez Imprint and
Graphic Education (Cegra), run by the National Culture
Design Museum; and illustrating children’s books
Council (Conac) in 1979. Various publications refer to
at the Fundación José Ángel Lamas. In his capacity as
his work, such as: New drawing in Venezuela by Juan
free-lance illustrator, he has being engaged in creating
Calzadilla and Graphic Design in Venezuela by Alfredo
album-books, designing board games and book covers,
Armas Alfonso, both published by Maravén, Caracas;
as well as illustrating magazines. He has taught Color
Dictionary of Visual Arts in Venezuela, edited by the
and Illustration VI (comics) in the Caracas Institute of
National Art Gallery and Monte Ávila editores. Estrada
Design. His illustration work has appeared in many
has taken part in several recent displays, specifically:
publications, among others: Japi berdei tu yu, a book
Aragua Hall, Mario Abreu Contemporary Art Museum in
for youngsters published by Playco Editores; De Kam-
Maracay (2002); Street Graphics, a collective theme
pala a Zanzíbar, a news article appeared in the Nº 27
exhibit at the Fine Arts Museum in Caracas (2002-2003);
issue of Complot magazine; Perro picado, published by
Exxonmobil Hall, National Art Gallery, Caracas (2003).
Ediciones Camelia, and Fiesta de San Cono el Bueno
He has served as graphic illustrator for El Nacional’s
San Lucas el Malo, published by Editorial La Industria.
Literary Paper since 1979; presently, he works as visual
As well, Espinoza sits on the Banco del Libro’s Evalua-
and graphic artist and teaches Digital Graphic in the
tion Committee. He has received the following distinc-
Armando Reverón University Institute as well. He is a
tions: Honour and Publication mentions to his Senior
recipient of the Graphic Design Award granted by the
Thesis: Homage to AnselmHolmes (1999); Perro
Centro Nacional del Libro for the editorial design of
picado, selected among “The Best Children’s Stories”,
Fundarte’s collections.
ILLUSTRATORS
GORKA ECHEVARRIETA MAÑARICÚA:
Born in Caracas, Echevarrieta is a Graphic Designer
graduated from the Cristobal Rojas Academy of Visual
Arts in 1988. He has worked as creative designer for
several advertising agencies, and currently serves as
creative director. In addition, he illustrates “Letter G”,
which runs as an insert in El Globo newspaper; books
for Santillana Editores, and Merengue y chocolate, a
children’s story published by Brujas Editores.
MARIVÍ FRÍAS:
Frías was born in Venezuela. She completed studies
in Drawing, Illustration and Graphic Design at the
Neumann Institute of Design in Caracas. She has
designed and illustrated many Children’s and Youth
Literature books as well as ecological and educational
books, such as: Venezuela Indígena; En el mundo de
los Animales Vertebrados; Un Pingüino en Maracaibo
(Best Book of the Year, Centro Nacional del Libro,1998);
Kari'ña (Special Mention in the “Editorial Excellence”
category, Centro Nacional del Libro, 2002); ¿Sabes
Quién? and the Elementary Encyclopedia (Dominican
Republic and Panama) produced by Editorial Océano,
Spain; Me llamo Caroní y traigo un secreto, Diversidad
Biológica en Venezuela.
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