José Martín Recuerda

José Martín Recuerda (June 17, 1926 – June 8, 2007) was a Spanish dramatist and playwright.

Works
  • La garduña (1940) unpublished.
  • El padre Aníbal (1941) unpublished.
  • El enemigo (1943)
  • Dauro (1944) unpublished.
  • La reina soñada (1945) unpublished.
  • Caminos (1945) iunpublished.
  • La llanura (1947)
  • Los átridas (1951) unpublished.
  • El payaso y los pueblos del Sur (1951) unpublished.
  • Ella y los barcos (1952) unpublished.
  • Las ilusiones de las hermanas viajeras (1955)
  • El teatrito de don Ramón (1957)
  • Como las secas cañas del camino (1960)
  • Las salvajes en Puente San Gil (1961)
  • El Cristo (1964)
  • ¿Quién quiere una copla del Arcipreste de Hita? (1965)
  • El caraqueño (1968)
  • Las arrecogías del beaterio de Santa María Egipciaca (1970)
  • El engañao (1972)
  • Caballos desbocaos (1978)
  • Las conversiones (1980)
  • Carteles rotos (1983)
  • La Troski (1984)
  • Amadís de Gaula (1986)
  • La Troski se va a las Indias (1987)
  • La deuda (1988)
  • Las reinas del Paralelo (1991)
  • La "Caramba" en la iglesia de San Jerónimo el Real (1993)
  • El enamorado (1994). unpublished.
  • Los últimos días del escultor de su alma (1995) unpublished.
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References
  • Remember Martin, Joseph (1978). The wild in San Gil Puente and the beguinage arrecogías of St. Mary of Egypt (Ramon Ruiz Francisco edition). Editions Chair.
  • Sanz Villanueva, Santos (2008). History of Spanish Literature 6/2. Current Literature (6th edition). Editorial Ariel.


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