Mirando al mar soñé

Una casa en la palma de tu mano de la poeta dominicana Denisse Espa?ol nos llega en su segunda edici?n; Una poes?a del asombro, una aventura existencial que recobra los sonidos y los colores agazapados en los m's escondidos rincones de la casa. Un cuerpo sonoro, auditivo, marcadamente sensorial y juguet?n; un libro para degustarse a sorbos, en la plenitud del d?a y sin relojes. Denisse Espa?ol ha publicado previamente "Ma?ana es ning?n d?a" (2013) y los cuadernillos ?No conozco el cartero? (2016) y ?Cartemas? (2018).

Libro de la rabia es una obra conmovedora de inicio a fin. La autora, luego de varias publicaciones ha logrado una madurez exquisita para tratar con extrema delicadeza el tema de la femineidad y el sexo, en una continua búsqueda de cómo ir en su rescate. El lector podrá acompañarla en sus vuelos develadores de sus realidades pasada y presente. Dice Alicia: "Es complejo mirar hacia atrás y describir ahora lo que sentí y viví ayer; sobre esa vivencia hay un lapsus de tiempo que todo lo disfraza y descompone, solo puedo hablar de las huellas y cicatrices que conmovedoras conviven con el...

"Voz de mi Raza" (Voice of my People) is comprised of several topics, however its main focus is on social issues. The pages within contain the complaints, lamentations, and protests of the oppressed against social injustices. It is a reflection of the pain experienced by our people as well as the dreams and yearnings for an authentic liberty without constraints from the dominating political and economic powers. It is the cry that surges from the effervescence of pain, fatigue, misery and hope for the peace that will not be whilst all avenues leading to it are blocked by nefarious social...

Silvina Ocampo possessed her own special enchantment as a poet, and only now is her extraordinary poetic achievement becoming more widely recognized beyond Latin America. Remarkably, this is the first collection of Ocampo’s poetry to appear in English. From her early sonnets on the native Argentine landscape, to her meditations on love’s travails, to her explorations of the kinship between plant and animal realms, to her clairvoyant inquiries into history and myth and memory, readers will find the full range of Ocampo’s “metaphysical lyricism” (The Independent) represented in this...