by Ramiro Pinilla · Maxi-Tusquets · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490662717
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In 'Verdes valles, colinas rojas 2. Los cuerpos desnudos', Moisés Baskardo returns from Ceylon with the idea of marrying his adolescent love, Andrea. His vision oscillates between nationalism and the search for a new order, convincing his siblings Josafat and Fabiola to live a free life in Oiarzena. However, the pansexualism of the commune unleashes a tragedy. Meanwhile, Efrén and his mother seek to pass the Baskardo empire into the hands of Cándido, and the iron entrepreneurs promote the Brotherhood of Basque Workers, an ambiguous nationalist union, while disputes over the Venta, claimed by the Church, continue. A story of lives intertwined with history, shaken by the Civil War.
Ramiro Pinilla (1923–2014) was a Spanish writer. He was born in Bilbao in 1923. He won the Premio Nadal in 1960 for his novel Las ciegas hormigas. He left the literary circuit for many years and did not emerge again until the 2000s, when he released his Basque trilogy of novels titled Verdes valles, Colinas rojas to great critical acclaim. He died in 2014.
