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Stella Nemo, the most appealing sort of sophisticated naif, plunges her paper ship, the Nautilus, into deepest, blackest space, crossing into the fraught domains of other planets and other minds, beaming requests for information to Ada Byron (a clone and psychic information scientist), and dreaming of the renaissance poet Thomas Wyatt (who exists as data). Stella's mission: to attempt to think and to write without being disturbed, derailed or killed.

"Completed in 1922, the same year as the publication of Eliot's The Waste Land, the Elegies constitute a magnificent godless poem in their rejection of the transcendent and their passionate celebration of the here and now. Troubled by our insecure place in this world and our fractured relationship with death, the Elegies are nevertheless populated by a throng of vivid and affecting figures: acrobats, lovers, angels, mothers, fathers, statues, salesman, actors and children. This bilingual edition offers twenty-first century readers a new opportunity to experience the power of Rilke's enduring...

Los antólogos Manuel Suárez y Cayo González nos guían por un viaje por España a través de la mirada extraordinaria de una rica y vasta nómica de poetas: Francisco de Quevedo, Luis de Góngora, José de Espronceda, Garcilaso de la Vega, Rafael Alberti ...

"Hay en cada poema una clara voluntad de iluminar el lenguaje y el mundo por medio de una reflexion moral sobre nuestra condicion: sus textos consiguen levantar mecanismos cristalinos a traves de los cuales podemos ver, sentir y pensar la realidad circundante."