El universo de Juan Ramón Jiménez

Martin is an expert at losing things, but his mom and grandmother were used to it and took it with patience and a sense of humor. "You'll have to sew your things onto your hands," they told him. Martin didn't let it worry him so much until the day he lost his most beloved possession: the family photo album. He's determined to find it at any cost--but where do lost treasures go? Martin embarks on a fantastic journey to the land of lost things, where he meets great friends, terrible monsters, and an unforgettable adventure. But will he find his album?

One of the most influential figures in the Latin American literary boom of this century, this highlights the Argentine writer's superb stories, taking into account other works of fiction, miscellanea, and nonficiton to give a balanced overview of Cortazar's lasting accomplishments.

A collection of histrorical studies of Mexican-American theater by Jorge Huerta, Nicolas Kanellos, Tomas Ybarra-Frausto and others. Pieces include interviews, essays and vaudeville skits from the 1930s to the 1950s and an exclusive interview of Luis Valdez.

LA obra de Pablo García Baena, iniciada en 1946 con Rumor oculto y mantenida hasta ahora mismo con un alto grado de exigencia estética y una admirable vitalidad (Los Campos Elíseos, de 2006, es su más reciente entrega), ocupa un lugar de relieve en la tradición de la poesía española de la segunda mitad del siglo XX. Dueño de una depurada y plástica imaginería barroca y andaluza, de una sensualidad rítmica que fluye al paso lento del versículo, sus poemas despliegan las potencialidades figurativas y simbólicas de un lenguaje en el que elementos culturales, literarios, religiosos y ...