by Jordi Llavina · Destino · tapa dura · ISBN 9788497109994
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In 'Nitrato de Chile', Jordi Llavina transports us to the late 1969s, where a Russian painter and a French writer find themselves in a small Catalan town. Invited by a patron businessman, both seek to escape their past, although it haunts them. As the months progress, the relationship between the two artists intensifies, transforming their vision of art. The arrival of Marta introduces moments of happiness and also anguish in the lives of the painter and the writer. With a delicate prose and meticulous attention to detail, this novel explores the psychology of its characters and portrays the customs of the time.
Spanish writer, poet and art critic
