by Carmen Kurtz · EDICIONES G.P. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788401436093
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«Entre dos oscuridades» is a novel by Spanish writer Carmen Kurtz, published by Ediciones G.P. in paperback (248 pages, in Spanish).
The novel contrasts appearance and reality around capital punishment: five executed men, seen with human eyes and from a higher justice, surround the executioner's bed. Each lifts the veil of their story and, at the hour of death, answers the question that tormented the executioner. A plea against the death penalty.
First edition published in 1979 by Ediciones G.P. and distributed by Plaza & Janés; it belongs to the Libros Reno collection, number 609.
For readers of contemporary Spanish fiction seeking a moral dilemma about justice and the human condition.
Carmen Kurtz was a Spanish writer, who wrote under the name of her husband, Pedro Kurtz, in Spanish. Winner of various literary prizes - including the Planeta, and others, she made her name as a writer during the 1960s with a series of children's books featuring the main character, a boy called Óscar, who had a pet goose named Kina. She is known for her work in adult prose fiction and notably for her novel El desconocido
