Simón (Spanish Edition)
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ISBN10: 841818714X
ISBN13: 9788418187148
Publisher: Blackie Books
Published: Sep 21 2021
Pages: 448
Weight: 1.27
Height: 1.30 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.30
Language: Spanish
ISBN13: 9788418187148
Publisher: Blackie Books
Published: Sep 21 2021
Pages: 448
Weight: 1.27
Height: 1.30 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.30
Language: Spanish
Este libro es una vida entera. La vida de Simón. Esta es toda una vida, la vida de Simón. También una novela grande, ancha y profunda, como las de antes. Y, sin embargo, rabiosamente actual, porque sabe contar las inquietudes Ãntimas y colectivas de nuestros tiempos. Clásica y moderna. O moderna y clásica. Después del éxito de Rayos, Miqui Otero se ha tomado años para firmar su gran novela de confirmación, de la euforia olÃmpica a los atentados de la Rambla, de la infancia a la madurez. En la estela de la pasión aventurera de Baroja, con cierto aire costumbrista en la lÃnea de Ordesa, con el amor por la leyenda de calle de Marsé y con la ternura y el humor contemporáneo de Junot DÃaz. Es decir, delicada y dura, global e intimÃsima. Una novela como las de antes, pero que nos explica nuestro mundo y que solo podrÃa haberse escrito ahora. Miqui Otero se corona con una de las novelas más conmovedoras y auténticas de los últimos tiempos. Una novela llena de lugares y personas a los que regresar ENGLISH DESCRIPTION This book is a whole life. The life of Simon. This is a lifetime, the life of Simon. Also a great, wide and profound novel, like the ones before. And yet, rabidly contemporary, because it knows how to tell the intimate and collective worries of our time. Classic and modern. Or modern and classic. After the success of Rayos, Miqui Otero has taken years to sign his great novel of confirmation, from the Olympic euphoria to the Rambla attacks, from childhood to maturity. In the wake of Baroja's adventurous passion, with a certain traditional air along the lines of Ordesa, with Marsé's love for street legend and with the tenderness and contemporary humor of Junot DÃaz. That is to say, delicate and hard, global and very intimate. A novel like the ones before, but that explains our world to us and that could only have been written now. Miqui Otero is crowned with one of the most moving and authentic novels of recent times. A novel full of places and people to return to.
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