by Javier Reverte · PLAZA & JANES · tapa dura · ISBN 9788401019432
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In December 1936, Spain is immersed in a civil war. Two men from very different backgrounds are destined to meet in a bloody confrontation in the Jaén mountains. José García Carranza, a bullfighter from Seville and a Falangist, joins the rebels and participates in the repression in Andalusia. John Cornford, a Cambridge student and poet, joins the International Brigades. Javier Reverte narrates the biographies of these two men, showing the two faces of this war conflict: that of a traditional Spain and that of young people imbued with revolutionary ideas.
Spanish novelist, travel writer and journalist (1944–2020)
