Poesía suburbial
Durii Editorial · Poesía y prosa poética · Poesía · Adultos (+18 años)
Synopsis
The worm of writing gnaws through the night and lodges a sliver of hope in the distant ringing of the stars. The world goes on dancing to an infinite music, and there is a hand that writes to bore through grief and take its revenge on the gods. That hand belongs to an anonymous poet who trembles and agonises beneath the white frost of a moon that is his alone.
Before this clumsy prologue, I had never encountered the remarkable poetry of Iván Keating—and perhaps you hadn't either, dear reader. But that matters little now: if you hold this modest book in your hands, you will begin to follow the mysterious trail of black ants that are words. Precious words that travel through us as we travel through them.
Machine translation, pending review.
Technical data
- ISBN
- 978-84-122736-5-6
- Format
- Softcover
- Pages
- 108
- Dimensions
- 148 × 210 mm
- Weight
- 240 g
- RRP
- €12.00 (VAT included)
- Publication
- 22 March 2021
- Edition
- Edition 1
- Legal deposit
- M-5764-2021
- Language
- spa
- Imprint
- Durii Editorial
- Series
- Poesía y prosa poética
- Age
- Adultos (+18 años)
- Ebook
- 978-84-122736-6-3 · €8.00
Classification
Desamor · Soledad · Alienación · Crítica Social · Búsqueda de Sentido · Existencialismo · Esperanza
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Distribution: Azeta in Spain · Panoplia de Libros in Latin America · Direct distribution from the publisher
Rights
Translation rights available for all languages.

Iván Keating
Toledo · 1988
He studied Social Education at the University of Castilla-La Mancha. He is one of the founders and songwriters of the rock band «A ContraVerso», which has built a strong following across Spain in recent years. Their latest album, «Indómito» (2021), was recorded, mixed and produced in the studio of acclaimed musician Iñaki Antón «Uoho» (producer and guitarist for Extremoduro and Platero y tú). His previous book, published in 2019 under the title «Intimidad Pública», was warmly received by readers and critics alike.
Machine translation, pending review.




