A beautifully produced, bilingual anthology, published in celebration of the centennial of Neruda's birth. The book features both well-chosen poems on the theme of the sea and 15 stunning paintings by California artist Mary Heebner. The evocative color paintings -- and the selection of poems -- were inspired by Neruda's rambling home on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific at Isla Negra. With English translations by Alastair Reid. The title of the collection comes from the poem Forget About Me/No Me Hagan Caso: Let us look for secret things somewhere in the world, on the blue shore of silence or where the storm has passed, rampaging like a train.  (CHI58, $26.95)