Adonde se van los amores perdidos...

En Por fin la luz se condensan una serie de sonetos que hablan de temas actuales, profundos y reales con ciertas dosis de ironía, con los que el lector a buen seguro se podrá sentir identificado, tales como el amor y el desamor, el inexorable paso del tiempo, la juventud perdida, la vida y la muerte o los lazos familiares, dejando un espacio para la esperanza, el humor y los conflictos de un mundo globalizado, observados con una mirada crítica.

BORICUA PASSPORT evokes the complex in-betweeness that represents the contemporary Puerto Rican condition as filtered through the prism of poet J.L. Torres’ life experience. For many Puerto Ricans the sense of being unhomed—having a homeland but not really feeling at home anywhere—is a real lived experience determined by a persisting and unsettled colonial condition. In BORICUA PASSPORT, Torres, screams, shouts, rejoices, celebrates, tickles and challenges with a poetry sprinkled with Spanish/Spanglish that is immediate and urgent. His is a testimony to the indefatigable Puerto Rican...

These poems are about Love, Life and Living. The world is seen as a beautiful, complex and diverse place. These poems provide a picturesque view of the world. Love is beautiful when the going is good and terrible when it goes bad, leading to heartaches, nervous breakdown and sometimes even death. It can make or mare a man and has been the reason for the downfall of some notable successful men. Life is mysterious. Full of ups and down and has different stages which I prefer to call part 1, part 2 and for some people, part 3. The only constant thing in life is change and as each day comes with...

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 ...