Francisco Alarcón Estaba

Francisco de Asís Alarcón Estaba (born January 4, 1950 in Caracas, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan writer and poet. Popularly known as Francisco Alarcón, poet and writer whose years of reading, the beginning in romantic literature, transform him into Rolando or Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, and take him to William Shakespeare, in his opinion, the great interpreter of nature human On that tour, he gives us Chronicles of Caracas, Tales of Gallero, poetry and essays. The intimate world in poems. The poet and writer assumes his commitment as a public intellectual, when faced with the need to understand, to see clearly, he catches the phenomena of the environment and his inner world, and then communicates what is seen and experienced. It is one of the prominent voices of the 80s generation in Venezuela and Latin America.

Francisco Alarcón Estaba
BornJanuary 4, 1950
Caracas, Venezuela
OccupationPoet and writer

At age of 21, Alarcon completed his academic studies, earning a Doctorate in Economics and Social Sciences. In his Biographical essays Francisco Alarcón see us being work by famous poets and writers. Without a premeditated order their biographies take us to The Generation of the 98, The Generation of 27, and The "Modernism", and continues among others with Jules Verne, Victor Hugo, Charles Baudelaire, Walt Whitman, Mark Twain There is no order precipitated with the grace and depth emerging authors, in his poetry begins with rhymed verses and sonnets with sadness and humor. Then, free verse, and deviations from the Castilian meters, looking abyss, fears and ghosts, Exchange is intended for itself.

Currently, Alarcon devotes himself to intellectual activity, being a regular columnist for printed media, such as: El Nacional, Últimas Noticias, 2001, El Globo, Tal Cual y Abril and electronic media such as Analitica, NoticieroDigital, La Historia Paralela (Argentina) and Diario de América (EEUU)

His poems have been translated into Portuguese and published in different Latin American media, including Brazil, Argentina, Peru, México, Cuba as well as, in EUA, Spain, Australia.

His poetry work is part of "Como Ángeles en llamas. Algunas voces latinoamericanas del Siglo XX"[1]

Américo Martín has described his style as " centauric " or " integralistic'[2]

Francisco Alarcón has more than fifty published books.[3]

Works
  • Poemas número uno (1968)
  • Cuentos del gallero (1969)
  • Segundos aires ISBN 980-12-0195-9 (2003)
  • Sueños de agua (2003) ISBN 9789803900502.
  • Ven, niña ISBN 980-12-0496-6 (2004)
  • Resplandores hueros I y II (2004)
  • Alucinación (2005)[4]
  • Encuentro ISBN 980-12-1034-6 (2005)
  • Cuéntese, camarada (2006)
  • Ensayos (2005)
  • Chavéz no es un problema teórico (2007) ISBN 9789801227748
  • Obras escogidas (2007)
  • Mujer ISBN 978-980-122926-1 (2008)
  • Da la cara ISBN 978-980-12-2926-1(2008)
  • Prosas fúnebres ISBN 978-980-12-3308-4 (2008)
  • La historia de lo ajeno 978-980-12-2774-8 (2009)
  • Venezuela es tuya y mía también. (2009)
  • A… ISBN 978-980-12-4332-8 (2010)
  • Soledad y otros poemas (2011)
  • Sutilezas Tomo I y II (2012)

References
  1. Como Ángeles en llamas. Algunas voces latinoamericanas del Siglo XX, José Guillermo Vargas, Lima, Perú Maribelina, sello Casa del Poeta Peruano. 2004 http://www.escritorasnicaragua.org/antologia/62 Archived 2014-03-16 at the Wayback Machine
  2. La espada y el escudo La literatura venezolana bajo el prisma de 12 poemas. Américo Martín Caracas Vismar ediciones, 2005. Pages 110–123 ISBN 980-12-1036-2
  3. http://www.franciscoalarcon.net/
  4. http://sisbiv.bnv.gob.ve/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=267424
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