by Eutimio Martín · AGUILAR · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788403100800
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In 'The Poet's Craft. Miguel Hernández', Eutimio Martín reconstructs the human and literary trajectory of Miguel Hernández, one of the classics of the 20th century. The author reveals little-known aspects of his personality and ideology, showing a sometimes harsh personal character and a counter-revolutionary dimension in his initial work. This book offers a deep and unromanticized view of the author of 'Viento del pueblo'.
The work explores Miguel Hernández's constant struggle to exercise his craft as a poet with full dignity and meaning, despite the difficulties and contradictions of his life. Martín examines how Hernández's writing and life ran in parallel, pursuing an inalienable commitment to himself and to the people, culminating in his tragic death in prison at the age of 31.
