Foreword by Julian Lacalle
"Camba was the logos, the most pure and elegant intelligence of Spain" .- José Ortega y Gasset

Meet in this most significant volume of Julio Camba writing between 1901 and 1907: texts that drafted between sixteen and twenty-two and show the path -a both sides of the Atlantic by a young gifted with a talent to tell what happens around them and the strong will to intervene in the reality that surrounds it. A young man of astonishing precocity at the time and has great experiences behind him and, like many of his contemporaries, had fallen under the influence of individualistic ideas Max Stirner and Friedrich Nietzsche.

However, this is not a collection of texts to use Camba, since it is written that many of the rules of political correctness and it literally come to be acceptable, which include thereto- have outlawed anthologies . Texts often combat, an unleashed fervor, with immense grace and in which displayed a healthy contempt is always made by the authority.

The writings collected in this volume were originally published in The Weekly Tale, The Human Protest, Tierra y Libertad, El Rebelde, anarchy Literary, El Pais and New Spain, and many of them had not been reissued to date. Many of these texts and publications were pursued relentlessly by the authorities, and even Camba got to spend some time in prison for them.

This book, along with a lot of "unpublished" texts which were hidden in files scattered world average, contains numerous documents and information that will certainly change the existing cliché about Julio Camba.