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Flores oscuras / The Darkness in Flowers
Flores oscuras / The Darkness in Flowers
- ISBN 13:
9788420414058
- ISBN 10:
8420414050
- Format: Paperback
- Copyright: 04/25/2023
- Publisher: Alfaguara
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Summary
«El primer cuentista vivo en el continente latinoamericano, y uno de los mejores en español, heredero de las armas de Cortázar y Monterroso. [...] Por cada cuento un mundo.» —Javier Sancho Más, Babelia
El juez y su Conciencia, la sin par Mireya y el tragafuegos Luzbel, el Duende que Camina hacia el trono de la calavera, el petimetre y el diablo, el último combate del minimosca Gavilán, la suerte del exguerrillero Trinidad, alias «el Comandante» ...
En Flores oscuras, cada personaje batalla contra sus propios conflictos y esconde sus propios secretos. A medio camino entre la crónica periodística y el cuento, Sergio Ramírez se asoma a los misterios del alma humana en doce sorprendentes relatos llenos de colores vivos y negras sombras.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Sergio Ramírez, winner of the 2017 Premio Cervantes and the 1998 Premio Alfaguara de Novela, looks into the mysteries of the human soul in twelve surprising stories.
"The best living storyteller in Latin America, and one of the best in Spanish, heir to Cortázar and Monterroso... Each story is a new world." —Javier Sancho Más, Babelia
In The Darkness in Flowers, each character battles his or her own conflicts and hides secrets. Halfway between a news chronicle and a story, Sergio Ramírez takes a look at the human soul in twelve surprising stories full of bright colors and black shadows.
