Poems

'In Spain, the dead are more alive than the dead of any other country in the world.' - Garcia Lorca. The second, and then most substantial, collection of Garcia Lorca’s poetry to appear in English. Selections from Libro de poemas (1921), Primer romancero gitano(1928), Poeta en Nueva York (1930), Poema del cante jondo (1931), Llanto por Ignacio Sánchez Mejías (1935) as well as some dramatic fragments. Selected and introduced by R.M. Nadal, translated by Stephen Spender and J.L. Gili; parallel text throughout.

Publisher: Oxford University Press. First American edition
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: New York
Fine in dustwrapper.


Sold

Enquire about this book

Other books by Garcia Lorca, Federico

Other books in this category

Birds by Wright, Judith $35.00

Birds

1968

Wright, Judith

It's Always We Rambled by McMurtry, Larry $250.00

It's Always We Rambled

1974

McMurtry, Larry

Le Divorce by Johnson, Diane $35.00

Le Divorce

1997

Johnson, Diane

The Works of George Herbert by Herbert, George $35.00

The Works of George Herbert

1978

Herbert, George

Collected Poems 1943-1983 by Sisson, C.H. $35.00

Collected Poems 1943-1983

1984

Sisson, C.H.

Collected Poems by Baxter, James K. $35.00

Collected Poems

1981

Baxter, James K.

Sundog by Harrison, Jim $35.00

Sundog

1985

Harrison, Jim

Group Portrait with Lady by Boll, Heinrich $35.00

Group Portrait with Lady

1973

Boll, Heinrich