Papiro editora (16 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. : A raposa amarela es una obra literaria escrita por Maria de Lurdes Silva, publicada por Papiro Editora. Este libro, escrito en portugués, invita a los lectores a sumergirse en una narrativa cautivadora que destaca por su estilo único y su enfoque en la literatura contemporánea.Con unas dimensiones de 214 x 214 x 6 mm, esta edición es ideal para quienes buscan una lectura amena y bien estructurada. Es una pieza esencial para los amantes de la literatura en lengua portuguesa que aprecian las historias con profundidad y sensibilidad. EAN: 9789896363413 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: A raposa amarela Autor: Maria de Lurdes Silva Editorial: Papiro Editora Idioma: pt-PT Formato: tapa blanda.…

Zustand: Good. : ¿Sigue enamorado de su ex? ¿Su relación va al ritmo de la marea? Este libro es una guía divertida y directa sobre relaciones amorosas, diseñada en un formato fácil de usar que profundiza mucho más que cualquier artículo de revista femenina. A través de consejos profesionales y experiencias reales, la autora incentiva a las lectoras a analizar sus dudas actuales para determinar las posibilidades de éxito de su relación.La obra plantea preguntas realistas, desde la frecuencia de las llamadas hasta el pasado sentimental de la pareja, ofreciendo un análisis práctico para decidir si vale la pena continuar o es mejor terminar la relación. Es una herramienta de autoayuda entretenida, descrita como más económica que un psicólogo y más fiable que una vidente, ideal para quienes buscan una opinión honesta sobre su vida sentimental. EAN: 9789898275004 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Entretenimiento Título: Namorar ou Pô-lo a Andar? Autor: Melissa Heckscher Editorial: Papiro Editora Idioma: pt Páginas: 208 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Zustand: Aceptable. : Poemas que eu escrevi es una obra lírica del autor João de Deus, publicada por Papiro Editora. Este libro de poesía invita al lector a explorar la sensibilidad y el estilo clásico del autor a través de una cuidada selección de versos.Con una extensión de 72 páginas, esta edición en tapa blanda es una pieza esencial para los amantes de la literatura portuguesa y la poesía tradicional, ofreciendo una experiencia de lectura íntima y profunda. EAN: 9789728916220 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Poemas que eu escrevi Autor: João de Deus Editorial: Papiro Editora Idioma: pt Páginas: 72 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Zustand: Bueno. : Apoplexia da ideia es una obra literaria de la escritora portuguesa Maria Quintans, publicada originalmente en 2008 por Papiro Editora. Este libro de poesía refleja la voz distintiva de la autora, explorando temas introspectivos a través de una narrativa lírica y concisa.La edición se presenta en formato de tapa blanda y cuenta con aproximadamente 86 a 88 páginas, consolidándose como una pieza relevante dentro de la literatura contemporánea en lengua portuguesa. EAN: 9789896362973 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Apoplexia da ideia Autor: Maria Quintans Editorial: Papiro Editora Idioma: pt Páginas: 86 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Zustand: Good. : Este libro recopila una selección de crónicas publicadas entre septiembre de 2009 y septiembre de 2010 en el blog homónimo, ofreciendo un análisis intensivo y diario de la primera legislatura del gobierno del Partido Socialista en Portugal. La obra funciona como una extensión del programa de debate político 'O Clube dos Pensadores', emitido en la RTP2, y se consolida como un espacio de reflexión crítica sobre el estado de la nación y el ejercicio democrático.Mediante la labor de su fundador y dinamizador, Joaquim Jorge, el libro se presenta como un instrumento valioso para comprender el panorama político nacional de aquel periodo. Es una lectura esencial para quienes buscan profundizar en los debates públicos y los acontecimientos que marcaron la política portuguesa durante esos años. EAN: 9789896365356 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Blogue Clube dos Pensadores Autor: Joaquim Jorge Editorial: Papiro Editora Idioma: pt-PT Año de publicación: 2011.…

Trade Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Poesia, cronicas. Light surface and edge wear, fine interior, solid square binding. Book.

33 leaves. 12-1/2 by 13-3/4 inches. An edition of 100 copies, issued with at least two cover designs and typefaces. Poems, printed letterpress with the text set on a linotype. Bound Japanese-style. The paper is handmade from various plant and fiber sources. Six of the leaves have minimalist serigraphs made jointly by Freddy García Azze and Wiskelmis Rodríguez González. Each is titled, signed ("Freddy-Wiskelmis"), and numbered in pencil at the bottom of the sheet. The text block variants are 1a) poems black ink with a sans serif typeface for the poem titles and the initial letters or 1b) poems in green ink with a black-letter typeface used for the poem titles and the initial letters. The cover variants are 2a) the cover title printed in red using a script typeface with the author's name in a linocut and the binding done using thin rope and 2b) the cover title printed from a linocut and the author's name printed using a serif typeface, all in black, and the binding done with coarse jute twine. A comparison of several copies also indicates that there is variation in the positioning of the images, both their placement within the text and their position on the sheet of paper. The poems were selected by Manuel García Verdecia and Gilberto González Seik from throughout Prats's career. Prats's work was banned in Cuba between 1968 and 1987. OCLC: DEIAI DLC FQG FXG GZM IND LRU NOC NYP VWM. Near fine. With a "certificado de autenticación" dated January 30, 2016 and numbered 070 of 100 laid in. This copy has sans-serif poem titles and the cover in black (1a and 2b). Freddy Garcia Azze,wiskelmis Rodriguez Gonzalez. (illustrator).…

Softcover. Zustand: Near fine. One of fifty copies. Small quarto. (12)ff. Illustrations throughout embossed in color and blind to sheets made from a range of natural, local fibers, some with decorative edges, one intentionally loose, and another folded into an envelope. Hidalgo's prose poems reckon with the nature of poetry in the Caribbean, caught between European and American influences and African and Latin diasporas. References, for example include Nixon and the Watergate scandal, Charlie Chaplin, and an entire poem devoted to, and identifying with, Virginia Woolf. Stab-bound in wrappers of handmade papers with green and orange threads onlaid. Colophon on a separate sheet laid in. Light rubs, else near fine.…

Softcover. Zustand: Near fine. One of 100 copies. Octavo. (34)pp. Printed letterpress on handmade paper made entirely of local fibers is Silveira's retellings of seven orishas, divine spirits central to Yoruba religion and its wider diaspora, especially in the Caribbean. In Cuba specifically, the SanterÃa and Lucumà traditions developed out of the African slave trade, the latter distinguishing itself by syncretizing elements of Catholicism and casting orishas as saints. Orishas are grouped according to colors, and these feature here as bookmarks delineating one figure from the next. Bound in paper wrappers overprinted to resemble burlap, then stab-bound. Expected rubs to extremities, else near fine.…

Cardboard Covers. Zustand: New. First edition. 38p., cardboard covers. "Orishas. Leyendas y tradiciones" is a compilation of works by various authors on the Afro-Cuban religion and its different variants. This is a cardboard-bound art book printed on recycled paper made from plant fibers, with colored ribbons that function as placeholders. The publishing house responsible for the work, Cuadernos Papiro, functions as a permanent exhibition space for machines that no longer exist today due to the modernization of printing techniques. Book runs are limited to 200 numbered copies. no copies on worldcat but there is one copy at stanford University.…

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. One of 100 copies. Quarto. (13)ff. Color linocuts blend into VaÌzquez's poems, as does the embroidery on the final page, all executed harmoniously by JoseÌ Emilio Leyva Azze. Something of a COVID production, but with greater resonance; the pressures and strictures of the pandemic only exacerbated the isolation, inflation, and also the hope that has long characterized daily life in Cuba. Printed on papers made from local, natural materials. Stab-bound in illustrated wrappers embroidered with green thread and with hand-colored butterflies pasted on. Laid in is the publisher's explanatory sheet.…

Softcover. Zustand: Near fine. Folio. (11)ff. Between Azze's linocuts, which combine the spiritual, industrial, ancestral, and social aspects of the city, punctuate the collected poems concerned with the same. Particularly emblematic is the concluding illustration, which shows an angel entering San Jose Church. A literal entry to life in HolguiÌn, with cover wrapper showing a collograph of a door and paper hinges pasted over the spine, plus paper mesh belly band sporting a three-dimensional reproduction of a door knocker. All housed in bag of handmade paper with open sides, but with band to hold the book. Some rubbing, else near fine. Laid in is a sheet from the Cuban newspaper Granma, February 20, 20206 issue, with article commemorating the anniversary of the beginning of the Cuban Revolution in 1895. One of 100 copies. Three linocuts signed by Azze.…

Largest dimensions, 13-3/4 by 8 inches. Published in an edition of 100 copies. 12 leaves, including covers, of die-cut handmade papers, including sheets made with flower petals, garlic leaves, recycled newspapers, and the hair of Leticia Leyve Azze, the designer. One of the sheets is marbled, another blind-embossed, and a third embellished with collage; the others are poems printed letterpress. The front cover is a handcolored linocut. The leaves are held together with a three-hole stab binding tied with red ribbon, which becomes a bookmark. The author of the poems is the daughter of the Spanish poet Rafael Alberti. She has lived and written in Cuba since 1984. OCLC: CRU CUT DEIAI FQG FXG GZM IND IQU LRU NDD NOC VJA VWM. Near fine. "Certificado de autenticación" laid in. …

Softcover. Zustand: Near fine. One of 60 copies. Folio. (28)pp. A collection of poems designed and illustrated throughout by De la Torre Cruz with a vesica-like shape, but here derived from the Yoruba religious and artistic tradition. Each poem, provided by a different poet, adopts the language and imagery familiar to the Yoruba in order to convey the cross-cultural interactivity specific to Cuba due to the African slave trade. Stab-bound in block-printed wrappers. Light rubs to corners, else near fine.…

Ephemera. 11 sheets, 6-3/4 by 11-3/4 inches, in a 12-1/2 by 11 inches. Published in an edition of 100 copies. Each sheet offers a traditional Cuban recipe printed letterpress on handmade paper. The recipes are inserted into a shaped folder reminiscent of a basket with a thick string handle, a mounted sun design, and an attached cloth napkin. The recipes include chatinos de platano verde (plantain chips), tamal en hojas (tamales), and matajíbaro (a plantain-and-pork dumpling). OCLC: EEM FQG FXG IQU NAM NDD NOC NUI STF TXJ VWM (for the 2014 edition; there is also a 2018 version). Near fine.…

23 leaves plus covers. 9-1/4 by 14-1/4 inches. An edition of 100 copies. One of the outstanding artist's books from Cuadernos Papiro. Poems, printed letterpress on various types of handmade paper, including leaves of recycled papers and papers dyed with tobacco. The text is interleaved with multimedia illustrations by Javier E. Díaz Zaldívar that incorporate drawing, collage, and block prints. OCLC: BLSTP CUT DEIAI DLC FXG IND IQU IUL JHE LAF LRU MZA NOC NUI NYP VJA VWM ZCU. Near fine. With "certificado de autenticación" number 038 of 100 and dated January 25, 2015, laid in, as issued.…