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New Pablo Neruda biography!
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Gracias de nuevo. Si lo compres, espero que te gusta, y me gustaria saber que piensas!
Saludos,
Mark

And I no longer live in the Bay Area, though am back often to visit friends or other reasons. Too bad you missed our events for the biography at the Red Poppy Art House in the Mission and the San Francisco Bay Area Book Fest in Berkeley. I may actually be out to be part of something non-Neruda related at the BerkIdeas Festival.
I look forward to you hopefully enjoying the biography and to us meeting in person at some point, either in California or Mexico! Please let me know what you think of the book after you're done.
Gracias,
Mark


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Books mentioned in this topic
The House in the Sand (other topics)Neruda: The Poet's Calling (other topics)
Neruda: el llamado del poeta (other topics)
I am thrilled to announce the publication of my biography of Pablo Neruda from Ecco/HarperCollins:
The reception so far has been incredible, especially in regards to how it weaves his personal life story, his politics, and his poetry all together. and I hope it will peak your interest to check it out. More information can be found at my website, www.markeisner.net
It is also now out in Spanish, from HarperCollinsEspañol, including an audio version:
Thank you for your attention. Some review excerpt and blurbs follow below. Please feel free to ask me anything about it.
Paz, pan, flores y amor,
Mark
"Neruda: The Poet's Calling unfolds as a masterful weave of biography, literary criticism and cultural history, a scrupulous portrait of a genius as vast and contradictory as the continent he loved." — The Barnes & Noble Review
"A definite biography and instant classic...Eisner brings alive Latin America’s greatest poet... Empathetic but unflinching when occasion calls for criticism, Eisner weaves his subject’s stanzas that resonate with the poet’s personal stories." — Library Journal
"Eisner's exacting and evocative prose will compel readers through each stage of the poet's life. [The] new standard-bearer among Neruda biographies." — Booklist
"Efficient and moving... [Eisner's] descriptions are poetry themselves...” — Publishers Weekly
"Mark Eisner's definitive biography of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda reads like a beautifully written novel: attentive to scene, momentum, and rich with evocative details.” — Cristina García, Dreaming in Cuban
"Eisner deftly weaves the strands of Neruda’s life into a narrative as intimate as it is sweeping. This book is an astounding accomplishment, an essential text, and a terrific joy to read.” — Carolina de Robertis, The White Mountain
Thank you for your consideration.