Federico Garcia Lorca: A Life

Ian Gibson

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Spanish Literature and Culture Studies Spanish Philosophy and Literature Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism

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Federico Garcia Lorca was born near Granada, Spain in 1899. Known foremost as a poet and dramatist, he wrote Romancero Gitano (1928), Blood Wedding (1933), Yerma (1935) and House of Bernalda Alba (1936) before he was murdered by Franco's supporters in the first months of the Spanish Civil War, aged 37. This biography aims to give a thorough account of Lorca's literary development and traces his background, dealing with his family, his homosexuality and the mysterious circumstances of his death. The book will be of interest to schools and colleges which teach Spanish and to anyone interested in Spanish literature.

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