Cien grandes poemas de la India

Poemario que nace de la frase de Oscar Wilde "No soy tan joven como para saberlo todo", y homenajea a Miguel Hernandez, Rubén Darío y Federico García Lorca. Habla del mundo, de las huellas, del horror, de las bombas sobre Libia, del cielo, del cansancio, de la alegría y el ombligo del mundo.

Not since 1959 when Octavio Paz and Samuel Beckett published An Anthology of Mexican Poetry, has there been a collection which so thoroughly examines the poetry of the country known for being "too far from God and too close to the United States." Yet, as Elliott Weinberger writes in his introduction, "Americans know everything about God, but next to nothing about Mexico—few know that Mexico-particularly when compared to the United States-is a kind of paradise for poets." Reversible Monuments introduces this "paradise" to American readers. It includes major international writers like Alberto ...

Poetry. "Bennett has been the avant in avant-garde in the latter half of the 20th century with his Lost and Found Times, one of the great 'small press poetry rags' of all time, and then through his Luna Bisonte Prods press. OLVIDOS ('Memories'; though the word also and literally means 'things forgotten') is quite possibly his masterpiece. 339 pages of zany often inarticulate expositions of a kind of lunar madness that can only be the work of the descendent of such poets as Vicente Huidobro and Guillaume Apollinaire. There is most likely something for everyone here from minimalist visual...

Esta historia está tallada bajo la corteza. Solo somos dos árboles y nuestros corazones dos semillas que todavía están enraizando. Esta historia de amor no puede tener final feliz porque no tiene final. Las raíces siempre crecen.