by Manuel Ayllón Campillo · Stella Maris · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788416128624
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Granada, 1936. In a city convulsed by the imminent Civil War, stories of families, hidden hatreds, and unspeakable secrets intertwine. Manuel Ayllón Campillo weaves a choral novel that recreates the terrible events that occurred after the military uprising, presenting a gallery of characters of all conditions: from prostitutes and aristocrats to trade unionists and soldiers from both sides. Relying on impressive documentation, the author offers an alternative and unorthodox view of the death of Federico García Lorca, paying tribute to the thousands of people who shared his tragic destiny in those months.
