Year Published: 2001
Genre: Poetry
A slight ascetic breath, of subtle worldology, runs through the pages of this new book by Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers, composed mostly of deep and fascinating sonnets and free-form poems, whose wealth of lyrical resources reaches in many of them a remarkable interiority, founded on real words as living beings.
Year published: 1996
Genre: Poetry
“ Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers transits in the space-time that he himself assumes, and he does so without vain grandiloquence or useless secrecy. His poetry -both in the requirement of the sonnet and in formal and conceptual freedom- takes the problem of essence and existence raised in the first work, and unfolds it in the perspectives of love, of poetry (looking for an elusive definition) , in music (“El piano”), in dreams, in nature and in different panoramas as intimate as they are compatible.
Year published: 1995
Genre: Poetry
The depth and beauty of his poems is surprising in this book by Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers. His poetry reveals the moments of a life captured by an alert intuition and captured in images whose virtue is originality, if not the greatest, one of the important achievements of every artist. And this vital experience is expressed with unique lexical neatness and richness, in a metric that ranges from free verse to classic and modern sonnet, in which the background and the form harmonize to become a pure and true poetry.
If every novel could represent a world, this new novel by Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers effectively represents two. The last violin crafted by the celebrated luthier Antonio Stradivari is the protagonist, and at the same time, it is the common denominator of the two plots, which ultimately form a unique text: a detective novel close to the noir genre, starting from a current event (the murder of a father and his daughter in a small Paraguayan town), intertwined with a richly composed historical novel in which, across the centuries, the story of the violin is depicted through the lives of its occasional owners over nearly three centuries.
Year of publication: 2024
Genre: Narrative novel
Publisher: Océano
The Young Prince Points the Way tells the story of Juan, a somewhat mysterious young man who has recently arrived from Patagonia at the Leonardo Da Vinci Institute, a prestigious high school in the city. His presence, marked by fundamental values and a unique vision of life and friendship, will challenge and change the lives of his classmates and teachers forever.
A story that calls us to reflect on universal dilemmas ranging from the philosophical to the everyday, such as the relationship between young people and adults, addiction to screens, the clash between tradition and technology, or the obsession with image and social networks, and culminates in an adventure in the heart of nature, which will give rise to true brotherhood.
“‘DIE AS NECESSARY’, available in all bookstores across the country. All proceeds from the sale of copies in Argentina are donated to UNICEF. The discovery of a corpse on the site of a private neighborhood under construction is an ominous sign and bad publicity for its owners, pressured to find the culprit. Detective Luis G. Fernández and Officer Romina Lacase will not rest until they uncover the truth. ‘Die as Necessary’ plunges us into a world of drugs, corruption, harmful connections, and family drama. The lives of Miguel, Facundo, and Detective Fernández will be tragically intertwined. With breathless suspense and exceptional prose, Alejandro G. Roemmers tackles difficult questions about trust, friendship, family, and the consequences of the decisions we make daily. In these pages, he weaves a modern and clever plot that challenges the single origin of events. The author tells us that responsibilities are always multiple. So, who is the real culprit? It’s not always the one who pulls the trigger.” BUY HERE: “Publication Year: 2022 Genre: Crime Novel Publisher: Penguin Random House”