Lo que sea

A collection of realistic short stories that breach topics ranging from the death of a parent to teen pregnancy.

Este ensayo aborda el análisis de la narrativa de Juan Pedro Aparicio (León, 1941), desde la gestación de sus primeros cuentos a finales de los años sesenta, hasta la publicación de ’La gran Bruma’ en el año 2001. Aparicio pertenece a una generación de escritores ya consolidada en el ámbito literario español que se abrió camino en los complejos años de la transición con unas propuestas nuevas que revisaban, tanto el realismo de la posguerra, como la vanguardia experimental. De la mano de su maestro Sabino Ordás, Aparicio ha ensayado una narrativa exigente y siempre renovada...

This collection of essays in English and in Spanish explores the travels of a genre and related issues of artistic, national, and transnational identities. In recent decades road movies have reemerged. This volume is interested in the genre's expansion in the Americas with a particular focus on new and alternative road movies that have come out of Mexico, the United States, and Canada. These essays rediscover "America" through a transnational, inter-American lens. The contributors trace the filmic origins of road movies to the U.S. and Hollywood, but emphasize the importance of revisiting the ...

La casa de Bernarda Alba (The House of Bernarda Alba) was one of the last plays to be written by Lorca, shortly before he was executed by the Franco regime at the age of 38, in 1936. It was not performed until 1945 several years after his death. Along with Blood Wedding and Yerma it forms Lorca's Rural Trilogy.