by Ingeborg Bachmann · Edicions 62 · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788429751543
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Malina is the only novel by the renowned Austrian poet Ingeborg Bachmann, published in 1971. The novel features a narrator who monologues with herself, seeking to free herself from a painful past through writing and the love of the young Ivan. Malina, the man with whom the protagonist lives, understands her deeply, although he does not love her in the same way. Originally conceived as part of a trilogy called Todesarten (Ways of Dying), this work explores the various ways in which death manifests itself in human life after the Second World War, revealing a dark and destructive force that consumes everything.
Austrian poet and author (1926–1973)
