by Manuel Longares · Galaxia Gutenberg, S.L. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788481099317
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Las cuatro esquinas is a novel by Manuel Longares that offers four fragments of the contemporary history of Spain, creating a narrative fabric between reality and invention. Through four stories, the work transports the reader to different eras: the post-war period of 1940, the 60s in the Faculty of Law, the death throes of the dictatorship and the first years of the political transition, and the present, where the death of a composer raises questions about transcendence. With humor and pathos, Longares shows the evolution of a country from misery to prosperity, exploring feelings, ideas and emotions that reside in the secret of what we were and are.
