Emilio Bobadilla

Emilio Bobadilla

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Emilio Bobadilla (24 June 1862, Cárdenas, Cuba - 1 January 1921, Biarritz, France) was a Cuban writer, poet, literary critic and journalist. He also wrote under the pseudonym "Fray Candil".^[1]

Bibliography[]

Poetry[]

• Sal y Pimienta, (colección de epigramas) for Dagoberto Mármara, 1881
• Relámpagos, poems, Havana, 1884
• Mostaza, epigrams, 1885
• Fiebres, poems, Madrid, 1889
• Vórtice, poems, 1902
• Rojeces de Marte, poems, 1921
• Selección de poemas, 1962

Literary criticism[]

• Capirotazos, satire and criticism, 1890
• Críticas instantáneas, 1891
• Triquitraques, 1892
• Solfeo, 1894
• La vida intelectual I. Batiburrillo, literary criticism, 1895
• Escaramuzas, satire and criticism, Madrid, 1898.
• Grafómanos de América, 1902
• Al través de mis nervios, criticism, 1903
• Sintiéndome vivir. Salidas de tono, Madrid, 1906
• Muecas, criticism and satire, París, 1908
• Crítica y sátira, 1964

Storytelling[]

• Novelas en germen, 1900
• A fuego lento, novel, Barcelona, 1903
• En la noche dormida, erotic novel, Madrid, 1913
• En pos de la paz. Pequeñeces de la vida diaria, novel, Madrid, 1917

Travel book and chronicle[]

• Viajando por España, Madrid, 1912
• Bulevar arriba, bulevar abajo (Psicología al vuelo), 1911

Newspaper articles[]

• Reflejos de Fray Candil, Havana, 1886
• Con la capucha vuelta, chronicle, París, 1909
• Artículos periodísticos de Emilio Bobadilla, 1952

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