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De qué hablamos cuando hablamos de amor
By: Raymond Carver
Narrated by: Roser Batalla, Jordi Boixaderas
Length: 3 hrs and 56 mins

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De qué hablamos cuando hablamos de amor

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By: Raymond Carver

Narrated by: Roser Batalla, Jordi Boixaderas

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Summary

Los deslumbrados lectores de Catedral, primer libro publicado en España de Carver, reencontrarán en De qué hablamos cuando hablamos de amor la atmósfera y los personajes de un autor que dominó indiscutiblemente el panorama literario norteamericano de los años 80. Parejas que se despedazan, compañeros que parten desesperadamente a la aventura, hijos que intentan comunicarse con sus padres, un universo injusto, violento, tenso, a veces irrisorio...

En palabras de Roberto Fernández Sastre, Carver "no designa lo intolerable, sino que lo nombra. Sin concesiones hacia nada ni hacia nadie, rescata lo real en su esencialidad amorfa y brutal".