Backpacked and on foot, author-teacher walks 29 American countries in search of common man. Book offers live and in-field information. Hundreds of photos bring relevance and images to text. Written in epistolary form with fictional background.

Cosas de mi yo (topics on my self) would be a poetic and metaphysical reflection on the inner self, dealing with the basic human concept of existence. The poet documents his feelings and emotions as he sees, enjoys and questions his destiny and his environment through important moments in his time. It's man and his relationship with himself, and his quest for a sense o ultimate meaning and ultimate conclusion in the face of seemingly obscure and inextricable situations. What is the skin of his voice like? What is the color of his soul? Why is immortality such a fascinating subject to his...

Latin American poet Anibal J. Rosario, in his traditional literary style, presents us with his last collection of poems and short stories, in which Nature is at the center of his spiritual endeavor He says it clearly, his work is an approach to poetry, as he observes his world and reflects on it, and as he sees himself struggling with the joys and frustrations of everyday life and existence. His peace of mind is paramount at the end, when he tells himself his own truth on key issues and is able to find great comfort in the awesome and magnificent Work of Art that he finds in Nature. Enter...

La casa del clavel (otra cancion a la Naturaleza) would be another song to Nature, among the author's many others. Inspired by the many and beautiful carnation flowers that suddenly and oh so gradually appeared in front and around his mountain cabin, the poet gets at it again with his usual approach to poetry. Easy to read, somewhat philosophical. In Spanish."