by Ugo Riccarelli · Maeva Ediciones. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788495354327
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«Un hombre que acaso se llamaba Schulz» is the novel by Ugo Riccarelli, published by Maeva Ediciones in paperback (188 pages, in Spanish).
In Drohobycz (Poland), Bruno Schulz, son of a Jewish family, escapes the family fabric business by painting and writing. His dreams mix with life and become his main reference; it is an intimate diary about identity and the power of art to transcend the everyday.
Work originally published in Italian as «Un uomo che forse si chiamava Schulz», with Spanish translation by Carlos Gumpert. It won the Giusti Prize and was nominated for the Campiello Prize.
Ugo Riccarelli was an Italian novelist and short story writer.
