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Pandemic, had around 300 registrants and more than 500 present during its duration. In addition to distinguished guests, the literary party was attended by its creators: ufsm professors raquel trentin (department of vernacular literature), gerson werlang (department of music) and enéias tavares (department of classical literature and linguistics). The big payoff: bringing people together around literature for enéias, who is also director of editora ufsm, the expectations for the in-person return of flism were fulfilled, that is, bringing together people from all parts of the community; not only in the academic sphere, but also in the entire city of santa maria. “our objective is this meeting of people who, wherever they come from, love quality cultural discussions and honoring relevant authors”, says the professor. He celebrates that, once again, it was possible to bring together great names in national literature and promote debates about other great names in world literature and thus, “bring people together in a celebration of literature and culture”.
Still for the teacher, this return means above all a victory for the city, the vaccine and everything that was done to combat covid-19 and, therefore, resuming meetings. In fact, enéias considers flism an invitation for the community to leave home and do other things, which Germany Mobile Number List include the literary festival. The panel on literature produced in santa maria is repeated in each edition of flism literature leads beyond the walls the in-person return of the event is also due to its presence in other sectors, ranging from social networks to public schools, as explained by one of the organizers, the bachelor of arts/portuguese student at ufsm, emili fernandes. For her, these actions meant that the initiative remained strong even when it was carried out via panels recorded on youtube . One of these activities in addition to the event days was the creation of the flism reading club, which discusses works by authors present at the party and, in this way, builds public loyalty, according to emili.
Another point that caught her attention occurred on saturday (8), in silveira martins, as “it was a very cool idea from the organizers to think about exploring the university and its extension”, she praises. According to emili, the importance of flism is due to the extent to which it extends beyond the university, as it encompasses the general public. Through workshops in public schools in the region, young people and teenagers learn about the event and its content and, as a result, have a presence in this space. Furthermore, emili reinforces the weight that organizing the celebration has for herself and her professional colleagues, because, by being involved in the entire process, they can one day create another literary party or one that promotes culture. She emphasizes: “it is a space that has art there, that has culture involved, this is super important for our formation as a person, as a human being, as a social being. And it’s free, so access is easy.” at cesma, where flism took place, the public had the opportunity to purchase books by writers who participated in the event, including authors from santa maria this feeling is shared by the professor at the department of modern foreign literature at ufsm, eliana sturza. In addition to being present at the panel “literature of/in santa maria: short story, chronicle, sátira” (which takes place in all editions), she launched the book crônicas de lili, entre o salso e a divisa , her first step as an author .
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