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The private diaries record aspects of everyday life, woven together by the affective life, in an attempt to capture and contain them in words, and to retain them through writing. They originated as...

Agustin Moreto (1618-1669) was one of the most acclaimed playwrights of the Spanish Golden Age, his fame equaling that of authors such as Calder?n de la Barca, Tirso de Molina and Lope de Vega...

With Los misterios del Plata, published in 1846 (just months after the release of Domingo F. Sarmiento's Facundo), Juana Manso precedes by five years the publishing of Amalia by Jose Marmol, and...

Luc?a Jerez, the only novel written by Jos? Mart? (Cuba, 1853-1895) ranks among the first and most important novels of Hispanic American Modernism. This work, overlooked or trivialized by critics...

As "Musica Sentimental" was published the porte?o society remarked its originality and its author's talent. The chosen subject -the stay of a "rastacueros" in Paris and his decease due to syphilis-...

At first glance, Maluco, la novela de los descubridores, by the Uruguayan novelist Napole?n Bacino Ponce de Le?n (Montevideo 1947) is about Hernando de Magalhaes' first expedition around the world,...

By the beginning of the Twentieth Century, Eugenio Diaz Castro, having published Manuela, was already known as the author that had produced the realist novel that was "in its genre, the most faithful...

The Martin Fierro, the classic argentine poem, has been the subject of studies and discussions ever since the issuing of its first part edition -el gaucho Martin Fierro- in 1873, and there have been...

Mecha Iturbe, published in Buenos Aires in 1906, is the most ambitious and longest of C?sar Du?yen's five novels about the transformation of Argentina into a contemporary state in the early part of...

Mi vestido verde esmeralda by Alister Ram?rez M?rquez recounts the life story of Clara, born poor in isolated, rural Colombia in 1900, who makes her way, after a mythic journey through forests,...

Mujeres Peligrosas: La Pasion Segun el TeleteatroAuthor: Cecilia AbsatzPublisher: StockceroPublication Date: 36831Number of Pages: 252 pagesBinding: Social ScienceISBN-10: 9874324201ISBN-13:...

"Musica Sentimental" carries as subtitle "Silbidos de un vago", the same as Cambaceres' first novel "Potpourri", that aroused ill feelings in a great part of the Argentine literary circle, most...

Jose Maria Llanas Aguilaniedo (1875-1921) is one of the most relevant and less know characters of the Spanish turn of the XIXth Century culture. His heterogeneous and particular works encompass...

Soledad Acosta de Samper (1833-1913) is the most prolific and important woman writer of the 19th century in Colombia. She is an exceptional representative of Colombian intellectual life of that...

In Spanish, annotated edition. Born in Andalucia in 1824 Juan Valera y Alcal? Galiano was a writer, diplomat, politician, poet and literary critic. Among his eight novels, some unfinished, Pepita...

Very far from being one of those "tales attributed to the fantasy of the old ladies", and very close to being "almost a book of moral philosophy for its concept, almost a book of politics and the...

In 1875, Juana Manuela Gorriti hurried to finish her new novel, Peregrinaciones de una alma triste, in order to include it in the two-volume collection, Panoramas de la vida, published in 1876,...

The early nineteenth century Colombian fiction narrative lacked until now of an in depth critical study, as most histories of Colombian literature while discussing the period between 1825 and 1850...

Pioneering in the Pampas ENGLISH- 156 pages. An actual historical racconto of the vicissitudes of two young British gentlemen in the Argentine pampas of 1865. In the Author's own words, "... the...

Both Pityusa (1907) and its author Jose Mar?a Llanas Aguilaniedo (1875-1921), are two key elements in the study the Spanish fin de siecle culture and decadentism. The novel orbits around the love...

Federico Garcia Lorca is the most popular and influential poet of the XXth Century Spanish literatures, and of his works, the poems gathered in Poema del cante jondo and Romancero gitano volumes...

Juan Manuel Marcos (Asunci?n, 1950) has spent a significant portion of his adult life in exile, both in Spain and in the United States, where he taught at the University of California, Los Angeles...

In republishing Exc?ntricas (1893) not only will we recover Bonifacio Byrne's most important volume of poetry, but also one of the most important titles of Cuban modernism, and one which will...

Carmen de Burgos (1867-1932) was one of Madrid's best-known authors during the first third of the century, when the capital was experiencing the accelerated changes associated with the processes of...

In Recuerdos de viaje (1882), the Argentine author and intellectual Eduarda Mansilla de Garcia (1838-1892) presents a stimulating travel narrative which encompasses her travel experiences as the wife...

R?quiem por un campesino espa?ol, a short, elegant and moving account of the tragic effects of the Spanish Civil War on a small Aragonese population, is often called Ram?n J. Sender's greatest...

Though Juan Manuel de Rozas has been the topic of several studies and discussions -many still going on in Argentina- this Ensayo Hist?rico-Psicol?gico is particularly enlightening beyond the...

There is a great confusion in the world and even more in that part of the world that considers itself as representing the Western civilization. This confusion arises in two realms: the semantics and...

Sacrificio y recompensa is the first Mercedes Cabello de Carbonera work ever published. Entered in the literary contest organized by the Ateneo de Lima in 1886, it earned its author the gold medal...

In spite of the precedent of Bartolom? Hidalgo's "Cielitos y Di?logos patri?ticos" -that defined the " cielito" as the tone of voice for the "gauchesca" genre- it is Hilario Ascasubi who should be...