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ISBN: 9788491042327
En 'Todos los hombres son mentirosos', Alberto Manguel teje una intrigante novela en torno a la misteriosa muerte del escritor sudamericano Alejandro Bevilacqua, quien cae de un balcón en Madrid poco después de la publicación de su aclamada obra 'Elogio de la mentira'. A través de los testimonios de un amigo escritor, una amante y un ex compañero de prisión, el lector se adentra en una compleja red de secretos que buscan esclarecer el inesperado final de Bevilacqua y su turbio pasado en la dictadura argentina. Una obra que explora la verdad detrás de las apariencias y los laberintos de la memoria.
Alberto Manguel is an Argentine-Canadian anthologist, translator, essayist, novelist, editor, and a former director of the National Library of Argentina. He is a cosmopolitan and polyglot scholar, speaking English, Spanish, German, and French fluently, and also Italian and Portuguese at a very advanced level. He left Argentina at the age of twenty, in 1968. He has lived in Israel, Argentina, France, United Kingdom, Italy, French Polynesia, Canada, United States and Portugal. Since 2021 he has directed an international center for reading studies in Lisbon, baptized in 2023 as Espaço Atlântida; In the biography of the center's website you can read: "He became a Canadian citizen and continues to identify his nationality as first and foremost Canadian."
