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RAY BRADBURY:"A POEM WRITTEN ON LEARNING THAT SHAKESPEARE AND CERVANTES BOTH DIED ON THE SAME DAY"Great Shakespeare lost, Cervantes gone The sun at noon goes down. The dawn Refuses light. Time holds...
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KARL SHAPIRO Born in Baltimore, Maryland (1913), the son of a businessman, he entered the University of Virginia in 1932 but left after a year; in his poem "University", he asserted the...
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ISAAC ASIMOV, LIMERICISTA: LA FUNDACIÓN DEL GRÓSERIC Con este ensayo rescatamos una singular faceta literaria, la lírica, del autor de ciencia ficción y ensayista americano Isaac Asimov....
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GEORGE ORWELL, POESÍA COMPLETACon el presente trabajo de investigación filológica y de traducción hemos pretendido acercar al lector esta faceta lírica y harto desconocida de una de las mentes más...
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On Account of the Sixth International Aldous Huxley Symposium: "Almería, You Have the Light for Lover" (University of Almería, 19-21 April, 2017)“'Almeria', the First Luminous Station in Huxley’s idea...
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EMMA LAZARUS: A SEPHARDIC HERALD OF THE TWENTIETH & TWENTY-FIRST CENTURIES Emma Lazarus was born, the fourth of seven children, on July 22, 1849, in New York City, to a Sephardic Jewish family...
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KINGSLEY AMISBorn in Clapham in 1922 and educated at St John's College, Oxford, Amis served in the army between 1942 and 1945, and was a Lecturer in English at University College, Swansea, from 1949...
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KINGSLEY AMIS, POEMAS ANTIRROMÁNTICOS Edición bilingüe con Introducción y notas La presente edición, Kingsley Amis, poemas antirrománticos, sigue el recorrido poético con el que el ilustre...
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Jack London, El sueño socialista y otros poemas (The Socialist Dream and Other Poems) In this bilingual edition of the poetry of London, I have sought to highlight the diversity and disparity of...
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HOMAGE TO RAY BRADBURY ON THE CENTENNIAL (AND ONE YEAR) OF HIS BIRTH One day like this, on the afternoon of August 22, 1920, Ray Douglas Bradbury was born, one hundred and one years ago. His birth...
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JOHN GALSWORTHY: MOODS, SONGS AND DOGGERELS : EL PÁRAMO GAULZERY Y UNOS RIPIOSinto Spanish in a bilingual (English & Spanish) annotated edition with a Scholarly Introduction published byEditorial...
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WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES: POEMAS VAGABUNDOS BILINGUAL AND ANNOTATED CRITICAL EDITION (ENGLISH / SPANISH) This bilingual edition of the poetry of the Welsh poet William Henry Davies is an...
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G. K. CHESTERTON, POETG. K. Chesterton (1874-1936), polemicist, novelist and poet, well known especially for his prose works, he did much to awaken the monolithic Victorian mentality and broaden the...
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Hilaire Belloc, The Poetry of a Catholic Historian Hilaire Belloc (1870-1953), a versatile writer, historian and essayist, argued that the Protestant Reformation was England's greatest mistake. Had...
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MAY SWENSONBeauford Delaney, "May Swenson" (1960) "I have spent my life having fun," May Swenson reflected two years before her death. "To make poetry is pleasure. When you write a poem it has...
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SARA TEASDALE, "FLAME AND SHADOW" OF A POET Sara Teasdale was, after her chief rival, Edna St. Vincent Millay, the most popular woman writing poetry in America in the twenties and early thirties....
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HERBERT READ Herbert Read (1893-1968) can be regarded as a poet of the Great War. He served as an infantry officer in 1914, and was stationed in France and Belgium. He wrote about his war experiences,...
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KATHERINE MANSFIELD, "THE WOUNDED BIRD" / KATHERINE MANSFIELD, "EL PÁJARO...
KATHERINE MANSFIELD, POET Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp was born on October 14, 1888, in Wellington, New Zealand. Katherine is the third of six children of a successful banker, Harold Beauchamp and...
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"A POEM WRITTEN ON LEARNING THAT SHAKESPEARE AND CERVANTES BOTH DIED ON THE SAME DAY", POEMA DE RAY BRADBURY, PUBLICADO EN 2002 EN SU POEMARIO I LIVE BY THE INVISIBLE.Feliz Fin de Semana del Libro con...
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MURIEL RUKEYSER Muriel Rukeyser, as an independent writer and political activist, engaged teacher and mentor, bisexual and single mother in the proliferation era, she was a pioneer whose long...
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ELINOR WYLIE Movie-star glamorous, captivating in conversation and elegant in attire, the thrice-married Elinor Wylie scandalized Society on both sides of the Atlantic before finding fame and...
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George Barker (1913-1991), "The Chameleon Poet"
GEORGE BARKER (1913-1991), "THE CHAMELEON POET"Among the poets of some relevance after the Oxford Group, we have George Barker (1913-1991). George Barker's lyrical processes have a very early...
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EDITH WHARTON: POEMAS DE LA INOCENCIA (Editorial Verbum, 2022)
The present bilingual edition, Edith Wharton: Poemas de la inocencia, published by Editorial Verbum in Madrid in 2022, presents a careful selection of the lyrical processes of Edith Wharton...
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