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La noche más caliente
by Daniel Sueiro · · 216 pages
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Pages: 216 pagesAuthor: Daniel SueiroPublisher: Publisher to be confirmedFormat: PaperbackLanguage: es-ESISBN: ISBN 9788471787446
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Synopsis of La noche más caliente
La noche más caliente es una novela escrita por Daniel Sueiro, publicada en 1984 por Editorial Argos Vergara. Esta edición en español, la tercera, fue revisada por el autor y forma parte de la colección En cuarto mayor. La novela tiene 216 páginas y fue publicada en Barcelona, España.
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Daniel Sueiro
Daniel Sueiro (1931-1986) was a Spanish author and journalist. He was born in La Coruña and died in Madrid. He is best known for two of his ten books: the short story collection Los conspiradores (1959) which won the Premio Nacional de Literatura, and the novel Corte de corteza (1969) which won the Premio Alfaguara.
1931–198629 titles published
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