Remigio Garrido Bouzas, the Escornabois priest who wrote as Roque Grilo Berza
Remigio Garrido Bouzas (Baños de Molgas, 1830 – Escornabois, Trasmiras, 1907) was a priest and writer, a contributor to O Tio Marcos d'a Portela under the pen name Roque Grilo Berza.
Remigio Garrido Bouzas was born in Baños de Molgas in 1830 and died in Escornabois (Trasmiras) on 7 October 1907. He was a priest and writer [1].
Life
He studied at the Ourense Seminary and served as a priest in several rural parishes of Ourense, until taking charge of Escornabois, in Trasmiras, where he died [1]. He contributed to O Tio Marcos d’a Portela, Valentín Lamas Carvajal’s satirical newspaper in Galician, in which he became known under the pen name Roque Grilo Berza [1]. In Spanish he wrote, together with José Manuel de Pazos, a youthful work entitled Baraja mística, published in 1888 [1].
He features in studies on the "occasional narrators" of the 19th century: the Centro Ramón Piñeiro includes a story of his in the anthology Narradores ocasionais do século XIX (Relato breve) (2003) [1].
Links
- Parish: Escornabois
- Notable people of A Limia
- Trasmiras
- Alfredo Nan de Allariz, who founded in Cuba a publication inspired by that same newspaper
Sources
- «Remigio Garrido Bouzas», Wikipedia en galego (CC BY-SA 4.0); cita Narradores ocasionais do século XIX, Centro Ramón Piñeiro, 2003. https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remigio_Garrido_Bouzas
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