Carmen Sevilla

Collected here are journal entries culled from 18 notebooks that Allen Ginsberg kept during the 1950s and early 1960s, when he and his fellow Beat poets led an insurrection that profoundly altered the American literary and cultural landscapes. The diary notes, dreams, poems, reflections, and thoughts included in this book intimately illuminate Ginsberg's travels and his mental journeys. They reveal conversations with William Carlos Williams, drug experiences, a chance meeting with Dylan Thomas, stays in Mexico and the cities of San Francisco and New York, first impressions of Naked Lunch,...

Es mi historia y a la vez no lo es. Esta historia podría ser tuya también. Un libro que se escribió solo y me escribió a mi misma. La transmutación espiritual a través de vivencias personales y todo lo que me ha ido marcando como ser humano.

A look to the world of the drug trafficker's lawyers, from Colombia to the United States. They are men and women that have pursuits and a family life, just like everybody else. Ricardo Ravelo, presents us a detailed portrait of those who defend the most well-known drug dealers of Colombia and Mexico who have faced trials in the United States.The facts here narrated are harsh and unpublished, but absolutely real, although they may seem to be the result of the most audacious imagination. No one will be surprised to see the name of Colombian lawyer Gustavo Salazar, advocate of Pablo Escobar; of...

En Crónicas de Nueva York, Maeve Brennan nos ofrece certeras y evocadoras viñetas de la vida neoyorquina en los 50 y los 60, revelando al lector las mil caras fugaces de esta fascinante ciudad, todas las pequeñas historias sin nombre que palpitan en su seno, las pequeñas alegrías y tragedias que transitan sus calles y que ella, no en vano admirada por escritores como John Updike o Alice Munro, supo captar como nadie.