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Book SynopsisThe Tenderness and the Wood traverses cities, continents, and centuries searching for elusive swallows, symbolic of angels. It is a search for pre-religious purity in lyricism, resisting any sort of paraphrase or story that might later lead to easy codification. The result is an existential and agnostic gospel wherein redemption emerges as the transformative beauty of language itself
Trade Review"Impressive and magnificent. Destined one day to become a classic." -- National Public T.V. Mexico Review, El niño de Safo
Impressive and magnificent. Destined one day to become a classic. -- National Public T.V. Mexico Review - El niño de Safo
"He is a poet with a very very delicate touch, one who knows how to invoke silence." -- Olga Siqueros, Writer
"He is one of the most generous and profoundly lyric poets of our time." -- Angeles Mastretta, Novelist
"His work is a space in which the reader can't escape." -- El Financiero, Newspaper, Mexico Review - Histerias Minimas
"He departs from the world of time to create a paradise beyond the self." -- Oscar Oliva, poet, Mexico
"In the end we may only know that it has taken us years to ponder the nuances." -- Hernan Bravo, Critic, Mexico
"Pathos that is never refractory but is always moving generously outward. Indeed an important, vital book." -- Donald Revell
