by Ramón del Valle-Inclán · Oxford University Press España, S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780190517113
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Immerse yourself in the dark and fascinating Madrid night of the early 20th century with 'Luces de bohemia'. Accompany Max Estrella, a blind and ruined writer, on his wanderings through the most sordid corners of the city, guided by the cynical Don Latino. Amid social upheavals, corruption, and grotesque characters, Max confronts a distorted reality that leads him to question art, literature, and his own existence.
This edition, adapted by Ana Alonso and Javier Pelegrín, offers a unique and disturbing literary experience, inviting the reader to reflect on unknown aspects of the world and of himself. Discover the critical and biting vision of Valle-Inclán in this essential work of Spanish literature.
Dramaturgo, novelista y poeta español, creador del esperpento y autor de Luces de Bohemia y Tirano Banderas.
