by Javier Tomeo · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433910929
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In 'Napoleón VII', Javier Tomeo introduces us to Hilario, a man who believes he is Napoleon Bonaparte. Despite the voice of reason that resonates within him, Hilario immerses himself in a fantasy world where he invents palatial interlocutors and contemplates the city from his balcony, imagining himself as the Great Corso observing his troops on the banks of the Nile. This novel explores the thin line between normality and madness, inviting us to reflect on how men considered 'normal' can reveal their imbalance at specific moments, while the insane exhibit themselves without reservation. A surprising, imaginative and superbly written work that immerses us in the delusions of a man who refuses to give up his Napoleonic fantasy.
Javier Tomeo was a Spanish (Aragonese) essayist, dramatist, and novelist.
