La soledad era esto

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La soledad era esto

By: Juan José Millás

Narrated by: Agata Roca, Pep Papell

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Veinte años de un Premio Nadal paradigmático: la obra que dio a conocer a un gran narrador.

La soledad era esto es la historia de una mujer que inicia, a partir de la muerte de su madre, una lenta metamorfosis hacia la liberación a través de un doloroso aprendizaje. La mirada cada vez más humanizada de un detective y el progresivo alejamiento de su marido serán elementos esenciales de este camino de perfección. Dotado de un talento narrativo que sabe hacer de lo cotidiano el inicio de lo angustioso, Juan José Millás nos ofrece una desgarrada crónica de la vida de hoy, donde no falta el reflejo de las actitudes de quienes, tras una militancia de izquierdas, han sustituido la ideología por la tarjeta de crédito.

Genre Fiction

Literary Fiction

Psychological