Notas al pie de Gaza

Joe Sacco's books offer both sharp insight into the complexities of global politics and extraordinary glimpses of the everyday people who live in a war zones. He has been favorably compared with Pulitzer-Prize winner Art Spiegelman for his ability to brilliantly navigate such socially and politically-sensitive subject matter within the comic book medium. Sacco's groundbreaking first book, Palestine, was based on the author's months of research in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in the early 1990s, where he conducted more than 100 interviews with Palestinians and Jews.

Designed for students, this one-volume introductory anthology of Latin American literature includes a thoughtful selection of the most representative authors and their works in a well-organized and easy-to-read format. A variety of themes and styles appear, with chapters from novels, essays, poetry, plays, letters, and diaries.

52 newly discovered handwritten manuscripts from 1937, alternating between Civil War verse and poems with a more personal orientation.

Caminando por las noches entre la blanca oscuridad de la mañana de la luna llena; apartando con mis manos el silencio... Caminando por calles estrechas, hasta tu puerta... Y allí tu voz.

Desde que publicó sus Leyendas de Guatemala, en 1930, Miguel Ángel Asturias había venido incubando estos relatos y leyendas que publicamos. Hay un hilo conductor mágico, lo popular, en los relatos de Lida Sal y los Juanes, y un hilo mítico en las leyendas.