Agustín Gómez Arcos has something to tell us

It is curious to think of how many of our exiles refused throughout their lives to change their nationality. Spain banned, repudiated, expelled them, and they, for some political or sentimental reason, very profound in any case, did not want to pay with the same coin. It happened to Picasso, to Jorge Semprun, to Max Aub or to the writer that we are dealing with today, Agustín Gómez Arcos. It premiered the documentary A Free Man, the umptieth att…