Ángeles Mastretta: Textual Multiplicity (Colección Támesis. Serie A, Monografías ; 217)

Agustín Gómez-Arcos es un autor prácticamente olvidado en su tierra natal. En 1966 sale de España tras experimentar el peso de la censura franquista sobre su teatro y acaba residiendo en París. Desde 1974 escribe narrativa en francés, lengua en la que es reconocido como un gran novelista. Sin embargo, el escritor de origen almeriense escapa al canon que se establece a través de una relación unívoca entre lengua y nación. Agustín Gómez-Arcos es un autor intercultural. Este trabajo profundiza en cuatro de las obras más representativas del autor para dilucidar, precisamente, su...

Zoe and her band hit the Big Apple. Will they be able to prevent a crazy scheme to construct apartment buildings inside the iconic Central Park? For this adventure, they will need all the help they can get!

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Juana Borrero (1877 - 1896) - Modernist poet, born in Puentes Grandes, Havana, Cuba. She also excelled in painting. As a poet, she was considered a precocious girl. Her father, Esteban Borrero, was a short stories writer of and a poet; and her sister, Dulce Maria Borrero, excelled at poetry and prose. Therefore, Juana grew up in an artistic and literary atmosphere, amid literary circles and gatherings attended by other writers like Carlos Pio and Federico Uhrbach, as well as Julian del Casal. While still very young, Juana took painting classes, first with Dolores Desvernine, and later on, in...