No me encontraron : La fosa de Lorca: crónica de un olvido

Spain still has some 115,000 victims of Francisco Franco's long and brutal dictatorship lying abandoned in ditches and mass graves. The most beloved and mourned of these disappeared is Federico García Lorca, "taken for a walk" in August 1936 outside Granada at the age of 38. It seems unimaginable that we still don't know, almost a century later, where his remains lie. This book is a chronicle of that oblivion. In 2010, Ian Gibson published the diary he obsessively wrote during the first and unsuccessful official search for the poet the previous year in the Granadan town of Alfacar. The first part reproduces that heartbreaking text in its entirety. The second, previously unpublished, recounts what happened surrounding the investigation during the following fifteen years.