Enlightenment, modernism, avant-garde, contemporary island writing and children’s literature.
Grouped by period
Cairasco de Figueroa and Antonio de Viana place the Canaries within humanist networks, theatre, poetry and historical imagination of the Hispanic Atlantic.
Tomás de Iriarte opens Canarian literature in dialogue with the Spanish and European Enlightenment.
Álbum de Literatura Isleña opens a regional poetic consciousness and Galdós projects from the Canaries a historical novel of Spanish scope.
Alonso Quesada and Saulo Torón offer an entry to poetry, silence, literary modernity and island urban life.
Agustín Espinosa, Pedro García Cabrera, Domingo López Torres and Gaceta de Arte shape a line of Atlantic modernity.
Pino Ojeda, Elsa López, Andrés Sánchez Robayna and Pepa Aurora support readings of poetry, publishing, criticism, translation and childhood from the second half of the twentieth century.
