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by Juan Ramón Molina (Author)

Reconocido universalmente por la belleza de sus versos, Juan Ramón Molina fue, además, un prosista brillante. Relatos como La niña de la patata, El Chele, La Tegucigalpa de los domingos, Morazán y Barrios o el prefacio de Annabel Lee -la novela que de Froylán Turcios nunca publicó- son clásicos de la literatura hondureña.


En esta edición de Colección Erandique quedan demostrados el valor, el fino acabado, la genialidad, la fuerza y la sátira con que Molina escribió, lo que le hizo "merecedor" del odio y el rechazo de peligrosos personajes, y el aplauso en Honduras y el resto del mundo. Su fecha de nacimiento: 17 de abril de 1875. Se cree que en Comayagüela. Es considerado el poeta más importante en la historia de Honduras. El premio Nobel de Literatura, Miguel Ángel Asturias, lo llamó "alma gemela de Rubén Darío". Murió en San Salvador el 2 de noviembre de 1908. Tenía 33 años.

Number of Pages: 254
Dimensions: 0.58 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: May 13, 2024

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