FEDERICO BONADDIO is Reader in Modern Spanish Studies at King's College, London and has written on Spanish poetry, prose and film. He is editor of A Companion to Federico García Lorca (2007) and author of Federico García Lorca: The Poetics of Self-Consciousness (2010), both published by Tamesis.

• List of Illustrations AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Lorca, the Gitano2. Lorca, the Modern3. Lorca, the FeministConclusionSuggested Further ReadingBibliography

Federico García Lorca: The Poetry in All Things provides a well-balanced and critically acute reappraisal of some of Lorca's most important works, reminding us of the enduring relevance of the Spanish poet in speaking into our modern world.

FEDERICO BONADDIO is Reader in Modern Spanish Studies at King's College, London and has written on Spanish poetry, prose and film. He is editor of A Companion to Federico García Lorca (2007) and author of Federico García Lorca: The Poetics of Self-Consciousness (2010), both published by Tamesis.

• List of Illustrations AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Lorca, the Gitano2. Lorca, the Modern3. Lorca, the FeministConclusionSuggested Further ReadingBibliography

Federico García Lorca: The Poetry in All Things provides a well-balanced and critically acute reappraisal of some of Lorca's most important works, reminding us of the enduring relevance of the Spanish poet in speaking into our modern world.

FEDERICO BONADDIO is Reader in Modern Spanish Studies at King's College, London and has written on Spanish poetry, prose and film. He is editor of A Companion to Federico García Lorca (2007) and author of Federico García Lorca: The Poetics of Self-Consciousness (2010), both published by Tamesis.

• List of Illustrations AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Lorca, the Gitano2. Lorca, the Modern3. Lorca, the FeministConclusionSuggested Further ReadingBibliography

Federico García Lorca: The Poetry in All Things provides a well-balanced and critically acute reappraisal of some of Lorca's most important works, reminding us of the enduring relevance of the Spanish poet in speaking into our modern world.