En busca del tiempo sagrado

La sensación, que proviene del pensamiento nietzscheano, de que uno siempre se equivoca y de que la verdad comienza en dos, en tres o más "de ahí la necesidad de la interpretación", hace que el imprescindible y pertinente diálogo entre Machado y sus apócrifos, entre éstos y el profesor Pedro Cerezo Galán, su lectura-interpretación y la de los lectores, nos brinde la posibilidad de experimentar el nervio del pensamiento especulativo, tan necesitado de actualizaciones y relecturas, para adecuarlo a las demandas espirituales de nuestro tiempo, ahíto de espesor y profundidad y sobrado...

In this book we're invited to choose words randomly, to count syllables, to let the stress in the words make its music, to give in to the meaning of words, to become readers of poetry, to spread the verses in Spanish that are ours and everybody's. Many wrongly believe that verses are written in a state of agitation, enthusiasm, or near-dementia, but, to the benefit of those trying to write their first poem, Hiriart proves that this is hardly ever the case. Great examples of poetry from classic and contemporary authors, and anecdotes and dialogues of great wit and precision, make this volume a ...

Darrow was born a slave, but he became a weapon. He put an end to centuries of gold rule and became a powerful hero to the republic. Now he will have to risk everything that he has fought for in one last, desperate mission. His destiny intertwines with others. A young red woman flees from a miserable refugee camp and begins a new life that she never could have imagined. A former soldier must steal something precious or lose his life. Lisandro Au Lune, heir to the power in exile, wanders with his mentor, obsessed with recovering the life that Darrow destroyed. When one world ends, another...

Who writes "I"? How is the scene of writing represented in autobiographical texts? To whom are autobiographies addressed? What kinds of readers are inscribed in autobiographical narratives? In Apology to Apostrophe, James D. Fernandez offers a lucid and powerful meditation on the nature of autobiographical writing through his investigation of the historical conditions and literary stagings of autobiographical writing in Spain. As Fernandez demonstrates, recent developments in critical theory provide new and fruitful approaches to autobiographical works that have long been neglected,...