Guernica has published many fiction and nonfiction books which deal in one way or another with the pleasurable understanding of different cultures. Do not expect to find stereotypical images here. Only fine literature.
Snow and Other Guises
Falk, John L.
"These poems range from elegiac to whimsical, from tongue-in-cheek analysis of human foibles and predicaments to angry denunciations of claptrap and hypocrisy. The themes are the ones we expect from a good poet: life, death, love, joy. Not one rant about politics will be found here, not one anecdotal portrait of parents, not one poem on the 'burnt toast' crisis between couples! Truly a rare treat for the modern reader of poetry. The images associated... Read more »
Snows of Yesteryear, The
Gasparini, Len
Gasparini, Len
Social Pluralism and Literary History: The Literature of Italian Emigration
Loriggio, Francesco
Loriggio, Francesco
The most prominent voice in Italian poetry after Eugenio Montale, Mario Luzi (1914-2004) is generally considered one of Italy's greatest contemporary poets and one of the most outstanding literary figures of this century. He participated in the most important reviews of avant-garde literature during the 1930s. He published seven collections of poetry in addition to a collected poems. In 1978, he was awarded the prestigious Viareggio Prize for Poetry. This is the first English translation... Read more »
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