Miguel Hernández. Pasiones, cárcel y muerte de un poeta

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630 pages 2016

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On the occasion of the LXXV anniversary of his death, the figure and work of Miguel Hernández (1910-1942) are again commemorated to celebrate not only the poet, but also the man. Enriched with new testimonies, the biography of José Luis Ferris has been unanimously recognized as the most complete and valuable, a book that undoes the topics and throws definitive light on the brief and passionate career of the author of Elrayo that never ceases: the women who inspired his love verses, the misgivings of Lorca, Cernuda or Alberti, the circumstances of the process that took him to jail or the responsibilities for his premature death.--Publisher.

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