José F. A. Oliver
Heimatt und andere fossile Träume.
Berlin: Das Arabische Buch, 1993. Second printing. 3923446500 88 pages.
Volume, measuring approximately 5.25" x 8.25", is bound in original stiff white wrappers. Book is like new. Dust jacket displays light shelfweawr, with sunning to spine. 
"With the deep feeling of an Andalusian, the sober, clear perspective of a European, and this very personal life experience, José F.A. Oliver has created a lyrical work that resists the fear of the foreign, of speechlessness, in the name of those who, like Oliver, do not possess a wonderful voice and literary talent." (Deutschland Radio)
"Born in 1961 in Hausach in the Kinzigtal (Black Forest) as the son of Spanish guest workers who immigrated to the Federal Republic of Germany from Malaga (Andalusia) in 1960 without consciously immigrating at the time.
He grew up in the languages ​​of his Andalusian parents' home and the Alemannic-influenced environment and found his artistic means of expression in poetry and short prose."