Francisco Domene - Works

Works

Poetry
  • Sobrevivir. Ed. AUTOR-EDITOR 17. 1986. ISBN 84-398-6253-9
  • Libro de las horas. Col. Genil. Diputación de Granada. 1991. ISBN 84-7807-036-2
  • Propósito de enmienda. Kutxa. San Sebastián. 1992. ISBN 84-7173-195-9
  • Insistencia en las Horas. Ediciones Libertarias. Madrid. 1993. ISBN 84-7683-199-4
  • Falso Testimonio. (Plaquette) Plataforma por la Cultura Región Murcia / Colectivo Octubre. 1998. ISBN 84-922294-4-6
  • Falso Testimonio. Col. Julio Nombela. Asociación de Escritores y Artistas Españoles. Madrid. 1.999. ISBN 84-87857-21-3
  • Arrabalías. Oikos-Tau. Barcelona. 2.000. ISBN 84-281-0983-4
  • El cristal de las doce. DVD Ediciones. Barcelona. 2001. ISBN 84-95007-42-8
Narrative
  • La última aventura.(The latest adventure).(Novel) Ed. Anaya, Madrid. 1992. ISBN 84-207-4818-8
  • El detector de inocentes.(The detector of innocents).(story), Ed. Instituto de Estudios Almerienses Almería. 1.999. ISBN 84-8108-189-2
  • Ana y el misterio de la Tierra de Mu. (Anna and the mystery of the Land of Mu) (Novel) Ed. Anaya. Madrid, 1.999. ISBN 84-207-9239-X
  • El asunto Poseidón.(The Poseidon case).(novel) Ed. Anaya. Madrid. 2001. ISBN 84-667-0609-7
  • Cuentos y leyendas de los dioses griegos.(Stories and legends of the Greek Gods). Editorial Anaya. Madrid. 2010. ISBN 978-84-667-9319-3
  • Arañas en la barriga. (Spiders in the belly.)(Novel) Editorial VICEVERSA. Barcelona. 2011. ISBN 978-84-92819-63-8
  • Ninfas, faunos, unicornios y otros mitos clásicos. Nymphs, fauns, unicorns and other classical myths) (Novel/story.) Editorial Anaya. Madrid. 2012. ISBN 978-84-667-9319-3

Garc¡a, Francisco Domene; Madrid, Max Hierro

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Test, study
  • Poesía Actual Almeriense. Ríomardesierto/city council of Almería, 1.992. ISBN 84-604-4722-7
  • Narrativa Actual Almeriense. Ríomardesierto/city council of Almería, 1.992. ISBN 84-604-4721-9

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