The end of the Civil War did not mean the beginning of peace for most of the Spanish people because it was not part of the victors plans to heal all wounds. From 1939 the ill-fated word was 'Purging'. Every Spaniard, whether victorious or defeated, was obligated to state that their past did not influence their willingness to live in the 'New Spain'. The Fascists were the conquerors and the Communists were outcast as 'bad seeds' with no opportunities in normal society. In the region of Axarquia Malaguena a group of Spanish Maquis tried to survive, maintaining their Republican ideals against...

A bilingual version English-Spanish. A collection of poems as a diary, in which the author expresses his special vision of life, death, eternity and mankind as victim and executioner.

Una sencilla y sentida semblanza de un enigmatico personaje medieval: Muhammad ibn Saad ibn Mardanish, el Rey Lobo de Murcia. Ciudad a la que llevo a las mas altas cota de gloria que jamas ha vuelto a tener. Con Castilla y Leon tuvo pactos de amistad que cumplio toda su vida. Fue el propio Alfonso VII "El Emperador" quien le puso el apodo con el que paso a la historia. Su corta vida fue todo pasion por una tierra y un reino: Xarq al-Andalus. Reino que defendio de los almohades hasta el fin de su vida. Una epoca especialmente convulsa y oscura. La Taifa de Murcia, fue desde siempre toda una...

Poesy: Bilingual edition. English-Spanish This book was first bublished in the spring of 2002 by the virtual publisher e-Libro of Miami (USA) in benefit of the victims of the attacks of 11 September 2001. Thirty-five poems related to some other days in the life of a poet. Written in the spring-summer of 2001, the book groups a series of reflexions about life and death, man and destiny. About the predestination and the mens fight for trying to scape of their written destiny. The poet, in this small book, keeps asserting himself in his esential attitudes, showing us his intimate preference for...