by Fanny Rubio · Olé Libros · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419589385
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In this captivating work, Fanny Rubio presents a deep and human vision of Mary of Bethany, known as Magdalene. Through an introspective monologue, the author explores the life of this fundamental figure of Christianity, moving her away from historical stereotypes to show her as a committed woman, sensitive to the political and social tensions of her time in a world marked by the influence of Rome and the East. The novel unfolds as a sentimental tale that intertwines love, death, and consolation, situated in a literary space that moves between commitment, mysticism, and paganism. It is an invitation to reflect on the role of women at the dawn of a new era, rescuing her voice from oblivion and offering a unique perspective on the emotional processes of someone who was a direct witness to the events that changed history.
