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References
- Cano, José Luis: “La poesía de Manuel Mantero”, in Poesía española contemporánea. Las generaciones de posguerra, Madrid, 1974.
- Hernández, Antonio: “Manuel Mantero”, in Una promoción desheredada: la poética del 50, Madrid, 1978.
- Debicki, Andrew P.: “Ángel Crespo y Manuel Mantero”, in La generación española de 1956, Madrid, 1987.
- V.V.A.A.: “Manuel Mantero. Una poética indagatoria de la otredad”, in Anthropos, n. 116, dedicated to Manuel Mantero, 1991.
- Mantero, José María: “Los símbolos de creación y destrucción en Antes muerto que mudado de Manuel Mantero”, in Salina, n. 8, December 1994.
- Barnette, Douglas W.: A Study of the Works of Manuel Mantero, Lewiston, N. York; Queenston, Ontario; Lampeter, United Kingdom, 1995.
- Gómez Bedate, Pilar: “Manuel Mantero, del Yo al Nosotros”, in Poetas españoles del siglo XX, Madrid, 1999.
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- Ross, John A.: “Madre del tiempo”, in Tierra de Nadie, n. 6, September 2005.
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- Soto Vázquez, José, y Ramón Pérez Parejo: “La singularidad del poeta Manuel Mantero: Guía didáctica a través de los textos”, in Fuentes, n. 10, 2010.
RECORDINGS ON CD AND CASSETTES
- “Manuel Mantero”: Encuentro de Luis Cernuda con Verlaine y el demonio, in the poet’s own voice, in Doce poetas en sus versos, Aguilar, GPE 10 114 (with Rafael Alberti, Jorge Guillén, Carmen Conde, Ángel González and others).
- “Manuel Mantero: Evangelio del día”, in Poesía última, Fidias, F-048-33. (With Manuel Alcántara, Claudio Rodríguez, José Ángel Valente, Carlos Sahagún and others).
- “Manuel Mantero: Evangelio del día”, in Poesía última, S.G.A.E. MF-36. Cassette.
AUDIO/VISUAL LINKS
- “Manuel Mantero”, www.acec.cat Poets’ File. Vídeo. Commentated poetry reading by the poet, with an interview. (Also on DVD-R 4 x).
- “Manuel Mantero”, www.bibliotecavirtualdeandalucia.es/opencms/vivavoz/html Vídeo. Commentated poetry reading by the poet, with an interview.
- Burgos, Antonio: “El RedCuadro. Personajes, Manuel Mantero”, www.antonioburgos.com
- Gómez-Martínez, José Luis: “Manuel Mantero. On High”, www.ensayistas.org/textos/poesía/alto.htm
- Acuyo, Francisco: “Manuel Mantero from the Infinite Hemishere”, www.franciscoacuyo.com/2011/02/manuel-mantero-desde-el-hemisferio.html
- Acereda, Alberto: “Baggage by Manuel Mantero”, www.libertaddigital.com/libros
(17 December 2005).
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