by Emmanuel Carrère · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433979681
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In 'Bravura', Emmanuel Carrère immerses us in a fascinating exploration of the mechanisms of narration. The novel, set in 1816, during the 'year without a summer', intertwines the story of the famous night at Villa Diodati, where Frankenstein and The Vampire were born, with the figure of the lesser-known Polidori. Through a game of Russian dolls, Carrère constructs a novel of novels that moves from the gothic tale to the romance novel, detective narration and science fiction, offering a reflection on the role of the writer and the reader. A torrentially inventive literary proposal that dazzles and captivates.
Emmanuel Carrère is a French author, screenwriter and film director.
