Renaissance reissued the study of poetry and the world of medieval clerics Luis Antonio de Villena.
In this sense, the author, the publisher has targeted, according to Europa Press Seville, combines "erudition and vitality to present readers with a vision of those clerics" quarrelsome, in love, worship and gamblers who toured the villas and European universities that medieval zenith of the XII and XIII, while the Empire and the papacy were vying for power bait. "
'Given,, ffxiv gil, love and clergy', as noted, claims to be a book that criticizes the methodology and rigorous discipline, "always necessary", do not nullify the "vital heat" of a time and a splendid poetry, which this day are still very close.
This new edition sees the light now, revised and corrected by the author, comes to the rescue and put back into circulation one, sto energy credits, of his first literary essays, originally published in 1978 and worn for many years.
The Spaniard Luis Antonio de Villena, graduated in Romance Philology, was devoted to conclude anything but college, literature and journalism, leaving publishing poetry since he was 19 years saw the light of his first book of poems entitled 'Sublime Sun ', until the release of his latest, ffxiv gil, works,' The prose of the world 'and the novel' Cursed '.
During his career, De Villena has received numerous awards for his literary production, among them the National Critics Award for Poetry in 1981, Azorin Novel Prize in 1995 and the International Poetry Prize Generation of 27 six years ago .
Despite its many activities, and his love of narrative and the essay that also has an extensive list of published books, when asked, does not hesitate to qualify as a "poet" and as such, in 2003 the public on this same editorial, an anthology of his poetry under the title 'Alexandria (Anthology 1970-2003)'.
