Julio Cortazar:
writing since he was fifteen, but only at thirty I decided to publish a book of poems, signed with a pseudonym. I've always written poems. Teenager, I thought, like many, that my sense of estrangement announced the poet, and wrote the poems that were written then and are always easier to write than prose, at that point in life. But there was for more. So I was surprised when one day in Havana, Gianni Toti told me that everything he had written what he liked best were my poems. When I wrote The Kings already owned a technique, the daughter of rigor. Betiario tales followed, on which I had no doubt. But the novitiate had been long and hard. Had to be a lot of faith, yet had to rely on a constant self-doubt. In practical terms, this would result in not publishing prematurely, sin daily in our countries.
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