Abstract
La carrera literaria de Ramón Gómez de la Serna (1888–1963) en su exilio argentino (1936–1963) no ha sido suficientemente tratada. Uno de los capítulos más curiosos es su relación con el político y exiliado español Joaquín Maurín y su American Literary Agency (ALA). A través de ALA Gómez de la Serna ganó entre 1957 y 1963 una estabilidad económica y unos niveles de distribución de su periodismo nunca alcanzados desde la década de 1920. Este artículo traza la historia de esa relación comercial y cultural a través de documentación inédita. The literary career of Ramón Gómez de la Serna (1888–1963) in his Argentine exile (1936–1963) has not been sufficiently treated. One of the most curious chapters is his relationship with the Spanish politician and exile Joaquín Maurín and his American Literary Agency (ALA). Through ALA, between 1957 and 1963, Gómez de la Serna gained economic stability and a level of distribution of his journalism that surpasses his best years in the 1920s. This article traces the history of this commercial and cultural relationship through unpublished documentation.
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