Fuente ovejuna, o, El castigo más debido y la venganza más justa

Dr. Gonzalez gathers in this work an ensemble of the poetry written by women poets in Santo Domingo during the eighties and nineties with a similar Lezamian perspective: relief, focus on sharp features, and yet there is also breadth and unity of comprehension, despite the complexity, or rather, on account of it.

Juan's father, a fisherman, is caught in a storm and returns very ill. Guided by his friend, the Moon, Juan takes a magical trip to the bottom of the sea and recaptures his father's health from an ornery octopus.

This book collects for the first time a compendium of poems written in English by brigadists, sanitary personnel and journalists that participated or were involved in the Spanish Civil War, as well as by intellectuals, writers and journalists that supported the republican cause from the outside. The anthology starts from a previous historical framework in which this poetic legacy has been contextualized, to know where, when, how and why these poems were written, and who wrote them or who were their protagonists. All these analyses have served to understand the causes of why this poetic legacy ...

Robi, un pequeño inventor, ha creado un aeroguatutú, un vehículo muy especial que le permitirá viajar por tierra, mar y aire... Lo tiene casi todo listo para su viaje. Ahora solamente necesita un compañero de aventuras... ¿Quién podría ir con él?