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Born near Granada in Fuente Vaqueros, Spain, to a prosperous farm owner and a pianist, prominent 20th-century Spanish poet and dramatist Federico García Lorca studied law at
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
Eighty years after the now-revered Spanish poet's death, two performing artists are evoking Federico García Lorca's spirit in new works that celebrate his impact on literature
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A dramatic and musical performance of Federico García Lorca’s most emblematic works. This staged production is an opportunity to experience the work of Aguijó
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Federico Garcia Lorca is celebrated as one of Spain’s most prominent poets and playwrights of the 20th century, as well as an important voice for marginalized populations during
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
Lately, we've been reporting on old poems resurfacing, whether censored, tucked away, or seemingly lost for good. Federico García Lorca's manuscript of Poet in New York falls
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The Guardian reports on a manuscript by Federico García Lorca found in the Library of Congress' music division. The manuscript features new lines from the poem "Office and Denunciation,"...
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A new play at the Duke on 42nd Street uses Federico Garcia Lorca's poetry -- and the tale of his 1929 arrival in New York -- to evoke the lonely...
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
Doreen Carvajal writes for the New York Times about Federico García Lorca's Andalusia, where he set his play, "Blood Wedding," "based on
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Join us for the World Premiere of Walt Whitman & Federico García Lorca: An Extraordinary Encounter, in celebration of Walt Whitman’s 200th birthday. Adapted and
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From Poetry MagazineBy Lindsay Garbutt
In April 1913, Ezra Pound published a series of poems under the title "Contemporania" in Poetry. The final poem in the group is one of Pound's most well-known (
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PoemBy Eduardo C. Corral
In the cage of my thumbprint I keep my third wish
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
Literary Hub shares an excerpt from Aaron Shulman's new book, The Age of Disenchantments.
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
It’s always fun to see writers dabbling in other art forms. A few weeks ago we featured sketches by Sylvia Plath, then we reported on Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the painter.
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All are welcome to a monthly book group moderated by library staff. In July, we read and discuss the Selected Verse of Federico García Lorca, edited by Christopher
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
Reported yesterday in the Guardian, an investigation headed by an Argentinian judge will look into the murder of Federico García Lorca in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War. More
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
The final hours of the executed poet Federico García Lorca's life have become known, reports The Guardian. A local historian from the southern city of Granada, Miguel Caballero
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
At the New York Times, Dwight Garner reviews a new volume of Federico García Lorca's poetry, translated into English by Sarah Arvio. Garner explains,
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff
The life, death, (and after-life?) of Federico Garcia Lorca continues fascinate readers. Jacket Copy reports that Carlos Rojas's novel The Ingenious Gentleman and Poet Federico Garcia Lorca Ascends
