"Horæ Nauseæ," by Lawrence Peel, presents a curated selection of Spanish poetry in meticulous English translations. This collection offers a window into the rich landscape of Spanish verse, making it accessible to a wider audience. Peel's translations capture the essence and artistry of the original works, preserving their power and beauty in a new linguistic form.
This volume provides a valuable resource for students of language, lovers of poetry, and anyone seeking to explore the depths of European literary tradition. Delve into the world of Spanish poetics through these carefully rendered translations, appreciating the enduring themes and timeless artistry captured within. A must-have for enthusiasts of poetry and translation alike.
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