by Esther García Llovet · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433998279
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In 'Cómo dejar de escribir' (How to Stop Writing), Esther García Llovet introduces us to Renfo, the son of the great Ronaldo, a renowned Latin American writer. Renfo finds himself wandering the streets of Madrid, in search of his father's lost manuscript. Accompanied by Curto, an ex-convict, and Vips, a long-term unemployed man, Renfo roams the city during a sweltering summer, encountering peculiar characters and unexpected situations. This novel, with an ironic and hallucinatory touch, shows us the B-side of the literary world, exploring the lives of people who don't know what they want and how they decide to start doing everything. With a sharp and suggestive style, García Llovet immerses us in an anonymous Madrid and in rarefied environments, creating a unique and captivating reading experience.
