Xavier Abril

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Xavier Abril de Vivero, (4 November 1905 in Lima - 1 January 1990 in Montevideo) was a Peruvian poet and essayist who devoted time studying the poetry of César Vallejo.

Bibliography

• Exposition de poèmes et designs, París, 1927
• Various poems (in the magazine Amauta, 1926 - 1930)
• Hollywood (Madrid, 1931)
• Difícil trabajo, (Madrid, 1935)
• Descubrimiento del alba, (Lima, 1937)
• La rosa escrita, (Montevideo, 1987 and Lima, 1996)
• Declaración de nuestros días, (1988),
• Poesía inédita, (Montevideo, 1994).
• Poesía soñada, obra poética completa (Lima, UNMSM, 2006)

Essays and anthologies

• Anthology of César Vallejo (Buenos Aires, 1943).
• Vallejo: test critical approach (Buenos Aires, 1958).
• Two studies: Vallejo and Mallarmé (Bahia Blanca, 1960).
• César Vallejo or poetic theory (Madrid, 1963).
• Exegesis trílcica (Lima, 1981)

External links

• Some of his poems
• Xavier Abril in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
• Xavier Abril recorded at the Library of Congress for the Hispanic Division's audio literary archive on November 25, 1958

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