Puerto Rican poet and translator Lidia Torres was born in New York City and earned a BA at Hunter College and an MFA at New York University. In her free verse poetry, Torres often explores the body as a site of change, bearing markers of both diminishment and desire. The Poetry Society of America chose the title poem of her debut collection, A Weakness for Boleros (2005), for its Poetry in Motion program. Her work has also been included in the anthology The Wind Shifts: New Latino Poetry (2007, edited by Francisco Aragón). Torres cotranslated, with poet Jack Agüeros, Come, Come, My Boiling Blood: The Complete Poems of José Martí (2007). She is the recipient of a fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts and lives in NYC.
Muy buen final de la trilogía del triángulo. En este último libro la autora resuelve todos los enigmas del libro anterior,donde se les toma cariño a todos sus personajes,donde se les ha ido conociendo en los libros anteriores y con los cuales te emocionas con cada capitulo. Una trilogía muy buena la cual recomiendo.