Epistolario (2009). Jordi Doménech
This edition compiles Antonio Machado's known letters. There are 221 letters in total, many of which are being published for the first time. Among Antonio Machado's correspondents are Miguel de Unamuno, Rubén Darío, Juan Ramón Jiménez, José Ortega y Gasset, and, in the 1920s, Gerardo Diego and other writers of the Generation of '27. An appendix contains annotated versions of the 36 letters he wrote to his late love, Pilar de Valderrama, between 1929 and 1932. The collection is completed by an important group of 39 letters from the years of the Civil War, 1936-1939.
Escritos dispersos (1893-1936) (2009). Jordi Doménech
Published by Octaedro, this book brings together all of Antonio Machado's scattered writings—articles in newspapers and magazines, prologues, speeches and lectures, interviews, etc.—up until the start of the Civil War. It is the most comprehensive collection of Antonio Machado's writings to date, with a total of 110 texts, some of which are being published for the first time. All the writings have been carefully checked against their originals, faithfully respecting what was published or written by the author. An exhaustively annotated edition, with more than 700 explanatory footnotes.
Ligero de equipaje (la vida de Antonio Machado) (2006). Ian Gibson
Aguilar Publishing House.
Los Machado (Una familia, dos siglos de cultura española) (2006). Enrique Baltanás
Published by the José Manuel Lara Foundation.
Antonio Machado, poeta de lo nimio (Alteración de la perspectiva) (2004). Reyes Vila-Belda
Visor Libros Publishing House.
El cristianismo metafísico de Antonio Machado (2004). Agustín Andreu
Pre-Textos Publishing House.
Antonio Machado en la poesía española (La evolución interna de la poesía española, 1939-2000)(2002). José Olivio Jiménez y Carlos Javier Morales
Cátedra Publishing House.
Los hermanos Machado y el teatro (1926-1932) (1996). Alberto Romero Ferrer
Published by the Provincial Council of Seville.
El filósofo 'Antonio Machado' (1995). José Luis Abellán
Antonio Machado, periodista (1995). Alfonso Méndiz Noguero
Eunsa Publishing House.
Cartas a Pilar (1994). Mario Muchnik
Edited and with a foreword by Giancarlo Depretis (Anaya publishing house).
A chronological compilation of approximately 40 letters kept at the National Library out of the more than 230 that, according to Pilar de Valderrama herself, Antonio Machado wrote to her during their seven-year relationship. The rest were burned by the recipient on the eve of the Civil War.
Antonio Machado en su vivir (1989). Heliodoro Carpintero
Published by Centro de Estudios Sorianos.
El pensamiento religioso y filosófico de Antonio Machado (1985). Armand F. Baker
Published by Seville City Council.
La guerra (Escritos 1936-1939) (1983). Julio Rodríguez Puértolas y Gerardo Pérez Herrero
Collection, introduction and notes by Julio Rodríguez Puértolas and Gerardo Pérez Herrero. Edited by Emiliano Escolar.
Aproximaciones a Antonio Machado (1982). Ángel González
Published by UNAM. New edition, in 1986, by Editorial Júcar. Latest edition, in 1999, by Alfaguara.
Sí, soy Guiomar (1981). Pilar de Valderrama
Published by Plaza & Janés and with a foreword by Jorge Guillén, this autobiographical book recounts the life and testimony of the until recently unknown “Guiomar”, Antonio Machado's late muse. Pilar de Valderrama, a poet from Madrid born in 1892, dedicates a special chapter to her years with Antonio Machado, aware that this exceptional event was not only a crucial moment in her life, but also in the poet's own.
The story of the birth of “Guiomar”, told by Pilar de Valderrama, completes the image of Machado and represents the final revelation of a great love about which there has been much speculation. In addition to the invaluable testimony of the author, there is that of Antonio Machado himself, through the publication, in facsimile and transcription, of the collection of letters he wrote to Pilar de Valderrama, which are a lyrical, biographical and personal document.
Estudios sobre Antonio Machado (1977). José Ángeles
Ariel Publishing House.
La vocación teatral de Antonio Machado (1976). Miguel Ángel Baamonde
Gredos Publishing House.
Antonio Machado (Biografía ilustrada) (1975). José Luis Cano
Destino Publishing House. Second edition, 1982.
Palabra en el tiempo (Poesía y filosofía en Antonio Machado) (1975). Pedro Cerezo Galán
Gredos Publishing House.
Antonio Machado (1973). Ricardo Gullón y Allen W. Phillips
Taurus Publishing House.
La presencia de Miguel de Unamuno en Antonio Machado (1968). Aurora de Albornoz
Gredos Publishing House.
Antonio Machado, poeta del pueblo (1967). Manuel Tuñón de Lara
First edition by Nova Terra. Second edition, in 1975, by Editorial Laia. Third edition, in 1997, by Editorial Taurus.
La poesía de Antonio Machado (1959). Ramón de Zubiría
Gredos Publishing House.
Vida de Antonio Machado y Manuel (1947). Miguel Pérez Ferrero
Rialp Publishing House. Rialp. New edition in Buenos Aires, Espasa-Calpe Argentina Publishing House, in 1952.