Bøger af Edwin Torres

A Box of Crayon Tales" is a children's book about Mrs. Torres, a preschool teacher who uses a magical box of crayons to teach her students about colors. Each crayon shares a story explaining how it chose its color, inspired by elements of nature and the world, such as a ripe strawberry, the blue sky, green grass, a sunflower, a sunset, the night sky, lavender flowers, and a sturdy oak tree. The book aims to celebrate the beauty and importance of colors in our world.

Al igual que el mítico Pigmalión, el poeta Edwin Torres rinde su arte a la exaltación de la musa y el sentimiento. Galatea presenta una refrescante visión de la psiquis masculina, que no teme ser sensible, delirante o tierna. Cada poema es un monólogo que versa sobre el estado de enamoramiento, los vaivenes románticos, el deseo y la angustia. En Me llamarás Teseo, la amada exige mayores proezas eróticas, y la voz poética se muestra desnuda y vulnerable, mientras promete retener su orgullo. Pregúntale a mi mejor amigo contiene un interesante giro que no deja de ser sorpresivo lectura tras lectura, según descubrimos a un hombre que no oculta el dolor de perder a su camarada, y se sume en la tristeza al perder mucho más. El poema titular es la culminación del viaje poético, el éxtasis inalcanzable e irreal, la búsqueda metaforizada en escultura y realizada en letras de la perfección anhelada. Con Galatea, Edwin Torres se abre paso como una voz poética inconfundible, impregnada de ternura e ingenio, pero sobre todo de una honestidad rara vez vista. Melvin Rodríguez Rodríguez

Soul Dates is a book of 50 love and romance poems full of so much passion and sentiment that it will touch the heart and soul of the reader.This book is a celebration of love in all its forms and is perfect for anyone looking to connect with their emotions or find inspiration for their own creative endeavors. I believe that "Soul Dates" will provide a touching and memorable reading experience for all who indulge in its pages.

Real Life Fiction is a book comprised of forty-nine poems which reflect on the world life and fiction. Some of the poems were inspired by real-life events. The writings in this book are from the points of view of the author. I would like to thank Holly Ickes, Sal Furlock, and everyone on the page publishing staff for making this book possible. I would also like to thank the readers who took time out to read this book.

Poet and performer Edwin Torres's extraordinary new book emerges in five riveting sections with a thematic undercurrent examining the body, love, journey, direction, and talk. These poems, intimate and expansive, use lyrical tone as an entry into communication, allowing experimental pieces and quiet poems to coexist.