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    Álbum Iscariote
    Álbum Iscariote
    Álbum Iscariote
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    Álbum Iscariote

    By Julián Herbert

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    Con un lenguaje poético que por momentos parece tensarse hasta su propia disolución, y con una ironía y un humorismo que no alcanzan a ocultar la angustia existencial que vibra detrás de cada uno de sus versos, en este libro desconcertante, sin duda la obra más ambiciosa de cuantas ha escrito, Herbert se angustia, juega con la tipografía, con las p
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdiciones Era
    Release dateJun 20, 2020
    ISBN9786074453270
    Álbum Iscariote
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    Julián Herbert

    Julián Herbert (Acapulco, 1971) es saltillense por elección personal. Ha publicado los libros de poemas El nombre de esta casa (1999) y La resistencia (2003), y la novela Un mundo infiel (2004). Preparó, junto con Rocío Cerón y León Plascencia Ñol, el volumen El decir y el vértigo. Panorama de la poesía hispanoamericana reciente, 1965-1979. Sus textos se han traducido al inglés, el portugués y el catalán. Es vocalista del grupo de rock Las Madrastras. Obtuvo, con Kubla Khan, el Premio Nacional de Literatura Gilberto Owen 2003 en la rama de poesía.

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