PROLOGUE
In the book “One Thousand Women, None Like
You,” the Chilean / Canadian poet Alejandro Mujica-Olea,
overwhelms us with his livid and universal sentiments of
harmony in his passion of a love.
This book of poems possesses a great literary unity,
creating from beginning to end, without mistakes to bring
out the sentiments and emotions of the author who takes an
accomplished leap, his poem “Think Ariadne” which is full
of flowery literary images.
LUÍS ROLANDO CALDERÓN
Salvadorian surviving member of the (Generación
Perdida) Lost Generation 1977-1985. He has written:
“The Vapors of the Pest of the Last Winter”
(Stories) and the novels: “The Sun Drinks the Afternoon,” “Letters
for Sunset” and “The Other Side of the Fire”.
Translation by:
Monique James & Belkis Possamai