In 1991, Jackie Cornwall and her son Seth left Britain in an old Land Rover and headed for Turkey. She didn't know at the time that she had embarked on a quest, but soon, the figure of an unknown dancer became for her the symbol of freedom and the resistance of the creative spirit. These are a traveller's poems, rich with enchantment and yearning, reflecting the loves and convictions of a life in motion and finally, a happy homecoming.

A Summer in Flamenco Flamenco from the inside: When poet and theatre director Jackie Cornwall meets young flamenco dancer Adrian Brenes in the picturesque Andalucian town of Vejer de la Frontera, she is fascinated by the mystery of his art. Spain in economic crisis and Adrian's future is uncertain but together they embark on the world's first Shakespeare/flamenco fusion production. And as their shared journey takes them from Spain to Florence, and finally to New York, Adrian shows her exactly what it means to be 'flamenco'. This entertaining and heartwarming book, illustrated with Kelly...

Cuando Jackie conoce al joven bailaor Adrian Brenes en la pintoresca localidad andaluza de Vejer de la Frontera, ella queda fascinada por lo misterioso de su arte. Espana padece una crisis economica, pero juntos se embarcan en el primero espectaculo de mundo que fusiona Shakespeare y el flamenco. A traves de sus viajes desde Espana a Florencia y por ultimo a Nueva York, Adrian le cuenta exactamente lo que se siente al ser un bailaor flamenco."