Leilão Bidspirit | Set of two letters from

Set of two letters from Pablo Neruda to the editor Luis Torres Agüero. December 1972 and January 1973. - Aguirre and the editor friend to come to Isla Negra to talk about future publications together. He asks them to leave behind the quarrels they have as a couple and come. This letter is more metaphorical and poetic than previous ones. Unpublished letter, signed “Pablo” and typewritten on paper with the poet’s letterhead (a fish) printed on it. Signature in green ink. - Letter from Pablo Neruda to the editor Luis Torres Agüero, dated on Isla Negra on the 16th January 1973. It is a formal invitation to the publisher Torres Agüero and Margarita Aguirre, who was the poet’s biographer and Argentinian editor’s girlfriend, as well as the editor’s son, to visit the Nerudas on Isla Negra, to talk about future projects. Susanita is mentioned, the daughter of Margarita Aguirre. This is an unpublished letter, signed by the poet, typewritten on paper with Neruda’s fish letterhead printed on it. Signed “Pablo” in green ink.