by Alejandro López Andrada · Almuzara · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418205057
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The return of a journalist to his roots and the complex relationships with his brother mark the beginning of this novel. The protagonist, tired of the city, chooses his grandfather's ruined house in the holm oak grove to live a beautiful love story for the land. Alejandro López Andrada, with his exquisite prose, describes the landscape, objects, and humble beings that inhabit it, such as charcoal burners and shepherds, with a moving intensity. This novel, which inaugurated magical ruralism, shows a world in decline but full of nuances and glimmers. López Andrada revisits his work, a source of inspiration for many later authors, and revises it in this edition, which includes a text by Joaquín Pérez Azaústre.
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