Sueños del viento noctámbulo y sus rimas despiertas

Introduces the latest collection of a noted Argentine-born poet who has lived the life of the grand artistic expatriate in Paris since 1961, yet retains the admiration and respect of literary critics in his native country to the point that Revista Debaste compared his creative talent and genius to that of Plato's demiurge.

La poesía de Claudio Rodríguez es un milagro del equilibrio: halla su mejor decir a medio camino entre lo lírico y lo narrativo; sabe sostenerse sobre la delgada línea que separa lo racional de lo irracional; participa del aliento más alto y se nos manifiesta terrestre, casi campesina; hace canto de lo coloquial y lleva la voz de los clásicos hasta su propio instrumento para reinventarla. En su entonación andan juntas la hondura de Quevedo y la gracia aleve de Garcilaso; el misterio de san Juan y el desgarro de Manrique. Su verso nunca nos convence, nos doblega; ni siquiera nos seduce, ...

Inspiration (Vol. III) is another gift from Guatemalan poet Germán Toledo, in which we can yet again appreciate his verses full of love, passion, tenderness, profound lessons, wise advice, reflections on life's mysteries, and more. In this volume, this prolific author concludes his trilogy of inspirations, to the delight of poetry lovers.

Loving poetry is a symbol of indolence, a challenge that requires solitude and silence, sacrifice and permanent devotion. All that a human being needs to live can be found in poetry, the artistic genre par excellence. El libro de los indolentes is a journey towards an unknown place where we inhabit, each day, a fortified but unwalled space, a river that gushes truth.