We present a selection of poems from After Bambi (Valparaíso, 2026), the latest work by acclaimed Argentine-Spanish poet Boris Rozas: a voice that explores with precision and beauty the unsettling passageways of memory, the ashes of things that depart, and the human condition exposed to the elements. by Carolina Zamudio Gringos Firefly gringos driving their … Read more

Boris Rozas is an Argentine-Spanish poet based in Spain and the author of more than twenty poetry collections. Over a career spanning more than two decades, he has developed a distinctive voice within contemporary Spanish-language poetry, characterized by restrained, melancholic, and lucid writing that observes the present without artifice and transforms everyday experience into poetic … Read more

A new poetry collection about borders, memory, and contemporary exposure. The author of more than twenty books and winner of numerous international literary awards returns with a work that explores violence, precarity, and resistance in the contemporary world. On June 8, 2026, poet Boris Rozas published After Bambi, a new poetry collection released by Valparaíso … Read more

THE MASK THAT LEARNS TO LISTEN By Juan Carlos Recinos Before the guitar reaches the condition of noise, before the body becomes a stage and the face ceases to be a face in order to become an apparition, Wes Borland has already begun to play. Not only with his hands. He plays with the mask, … Read more

La entrega de premios se celebrará el 23 de mayo en la Casa Panero y la publicación de esta edición reunirá textos de autores de toda España Las sombras, la memoria, el ruido o la luz volverán a llenar las páginas del certamen poético Ars Magna. El jurado del III Certamen de Poesía Ars Magna … Read more

By Hugo García Michel Wes Borland is a singular musician, an unconventional artist. The guitarist for the American band Limp Bizkit—as well as several other projects—has always stood out not only for his skill as an instrumentalist and composer, but also for his taste for performance. This has led him to wear masks and outlandish … Read more

By Carlos Avanzó “To a sleepwalker and to everyone / I would say: do not look / for my soul / on the dust jackets of these books.” So writes Boris Rozas in his latest poetry collection, Wes Borland aprende a tocar de oído. The book’s dust jacket acknowledges the writer’s “extensive career” and notes … Read more

Authors from twelve countries will gather in May at the Granada International Poetry Festival The 22nd edition of the Granada International Poetry Festival, to be held from May 4 to 9, will bring together authors from twelve countries across Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East. Its expanded program will include poetry readings, talks, workshops, … Read more