El país imaginado

37 poetas responden a Robinson Quintero Ossa

The book El país imaginado has been registred with the ISBN 978-958-99595-4-1 in Agencia Colombiana del ISBN. This book has been published by Asociación Cultural Letra a Letra in 2012 in the city Bogota, in Colombia.

In addition to this record, there are another 46 books published by the same publisher. Standing out: Homenajes 1992-2012 written by Darío Jaramillo Agudelo, Fernando Charry Lara, Giovanni Quessep, José Manuel Arango, Jotamario Arbelaez, Juan Manuel Roca, María Mercedes Carranza Coronado, Mario Rivero, Maruja Vieira, Matilde Espinosa, Miguel Mendez Camacho and Nicolás Suescún with participation of Leonardo Cano with participation of Rafael Del Castillo edited by Luz Eugenia Sierra Marín María Mercedes Carranza. Poesía reunida written by Affonso Romano de Santana, Alberto Rodríguez Tosca, Anabel Torres, Darío Jaramillo Agudelo, Eduardo Cote Lamus, Efraín Rodríguez Santana, Fernando Linero Montes, Guillermo Linero Montes, Gustavo Adolfo Garcés Escobar, Jaime García Maffla, José Agustín Goytisolo, Jotamario Arbeláez, Juan Gustavo Cobo Borda, Juan Manuel Roca, Leopoldo Panero, Marcos Silber, María Clemencia Sánchez, María Mercedes Carranza Coronado, Nicolás Suescún and Rafael Del Castillo Matamoros with participation of Doris Amaya González, Luz Eugenia Sierra Marín and Rosa Julia Melibea Garavito Carranza with participation of Anabel Torres and Catalina Sierra Marín designed by Luz Eugenia Sierra Marín with participation of Maruka Fernández with participation of John Galán Casanova Libro de los enemigos written by Robinson Quintero Ossa edited by Luz Eugenia Sierra Marín illustrated by Darío Villegas María Mercedes Carranza. I. Su poesia. II. 7 ensayos sobre su obra written by Darío Jaramillo Agudelo, Eliana Rivero, Fernando Garavito, James HIggins, Juan Manuel Roca, María Mercedes Carranza and Sofía Kearns coordinated by Luz Eugenia Sierra Marín and Rosa Julia Melibea Garavito Carranza with participation of Oscar Monsalve with participation of Guillermo Martínez González and María Mercedes Carranza. Su poesía written by María Mercedes Carranza coordinated by Luz Eugenia Sierra Marín and Rosa Julia Melibea Garavito Carranza with participation of Oscar Monsalve.