by J. J. Benítez · Planeta Pub Corp · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432045011
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«Yo, Julio Verne» is the biographical essay by J. J. Benítez, published by Planeta in paperback (309 pages, in Spanish).
The book portrays the hidden side of Julio Verne, a writer who proclaimed himself 'the most unknown of men': his romantic failures, his time on the Stock Exchange, the attack he suffered and the possible esoteric reading of his novels. Benítez analyzes whether Verne was a prophet of science and closes with the enigma of his tomb in Amiens.
It belongs to the 'Memoria de la Historia' collection (Personajes series) and bears the subtitle 'Confessions of the most misunderstood of geniuses'. It includes 8 pages of black-and-white photographs.
A work for those interested in the biography of Julio Verne, literary criticism and esoteric readings of his work.
Spanish journalist, writer and ufologist
