An original anthology centered on love in the works of Federico García Lorca, a small guide through a vast body of work that remains largely unknown to the Greek audience.

One thousand romantic moments divided into thirty sections with the motto being small equivalents from Greek literature, where each section can be read as a poetic suite or as a contrasting dialogue, or can be presented as a theatrical monologue or as a performance of Dionysian dance.

Profound is the passionate love in the works of the Spanish poet, with fervor at the edge and anguish at the depth of the abyss simultaneously, producing the blend of the moon and its other face, the knife, from the four elements of nature – fire, air, water, earth.

Dominant is the sensuality, pure from any obscenity or base lust, safeguarding the right of the flesh to desire and be desired, alongside the right of the soul to love and be loved, but also to comfort the unattainable love.

One thousand poetic moments that will often make the reader reflect on our Federico: "What a nightingale was this on the outskirts of the world?"