José Carlos Cataño

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José Carlos Cataño (born 30 August 1954 in La Laguna, Canary Islands) is a Spanish poet.

Bibliography

Poetry

• Jules Rock. 1973, L'Oreille Qui Voit Tout, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (1975)
• Disparos en el paraíso, Edicions del Mall, Barcelona (1982)
• Muerte sin ahí, Edicions del Mall, Barcelona (1986)
• El cónsul del mar del Norte,
  Valencia
  (1990)
• A las islas vacías, Ave del Paríso Ediciones, Madrid (1997)
• En tregua,
  Plaza & Janés
  , Barcelona (2001)
• El amor lejano. Poesía reunida, 1975-2005, Reverso Ediciones, Barcelona (2006)
• Lugares que fueron tu rostro (2000-2007),
  Editorial Bruguera
  , Barcelona (2008)

Prose

• El exterminio de la luz, Taller Ediciones Josefina Betancor, Madrid (1975), Premio de Edición Benito Pérez Armas de Novela 1974
• De tu boca a los cielos, Edicions del Mall, Barcelona (1985) y Anroart, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (2007), segunda edición, revisada y corregida
• Madame, Ediciones Península, Barcelona (1989)
• Los que cruzan el mar. Diarios, 1974-2004, Editorial Pre-Textos, Valencia (2004)
• Aurora y exilio. Escritos, 1980-2006, La Caja Literaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, (2007)
• Cien de Canarias. Una lectura de la poesía insular entre 1950 y 2000, Ediciones Idea, Colección Cabrera y Galdós, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, (2008)

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