Remembranzas Añejas

En este libro singular de Antonio Hernández se anudan tres mitologías. Nueva York (mito y realidad), Federico García Lorca y Luis Rosales toman la palabra para hacer hablar a la conciencia poética, a la conciencia histórica, a la conciencia a secas que tal vez juntas sean la misma. Hernández parte (y toma el título) del último libro imaginado, acaso apenas iniciado, de Luis Rosales, Nueva York después de muerto, e inicia una fascinante aventura en búsqueda de lo que el propio Rosales denominaba la poesía total; es decir, una dicción poética en la que la reflexión, el diálogo,...

The Essence of a Young Poet is about a teenager (Juan Manuel) that started facing a lot of problems and heartaches as soon as he entered high school and encountered reality face to face. Throughout the book he goes through a lot of shifts of emotions as he encounters those problems. On his freshmen year he fell in love with a junior that played with his feelings and then broke his heart; as a result of that, he fell into a deep depression and started heading toward a dark path. Without the presence of his father, he had nobody to turn to that he could trust and express himself to, to help him ...

Poemario de Lope de Vega que recoge sus obras centradas en el tema del amor, sus consecuencias, su traición, su frustración y su florecimiento. En él apreciamos la sensibilidad de Lope de Vega en una amplia gama de registros siempre en torno al concepto del amor, tanto idealizado como frustrado. Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio fue un autor nacido en Madrid en 1562 y fallecido en 1635. Célebre dramaturgo y poeta, se le considera emblema del Siglo de Oro de la literatura española y uno de los autores más prolíficos de la literatura universal.

In 1912, from Ronda, Spain, the great Czech poet Rainer Maria Rilke wrote about the lasting impact Toledo, Spain, had made on him the previous month. He was fascinated by the city and the work of El Greco. This book presents Rilke's lyrical impressions alongside fantastic illustrations by Eva Vásquez, who spent a year in the streets and squares of Toledo shaping her vision of the city into images. Two different, complementary perspectives of Toledo come together to encourage the discovery—or rediscovery—of the wonderful “Imperial City.”