Winter in Lisbon
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“Winter in Lisbon” is one of the most famous novels Antonio Munos Molina, recognized by the classic of modern Spanish literature.
The writer is a laureate of many literary awards, including the Jerusalem Prize, awarded to the authors who defend their creativity freedom of personality in society (among those with whom Molina shared this honor, such loud names as Bertrand Russell, Max Frish. Graham Green, Milan Kunder, Arthur Miller, Ian Mcueen, and many others).
In this book, built on a thin, almost Baudelaire game of symbols, a dramatic plot, a detective intrigue and a piercing love line are combined. Bizarre syntactic constructions, where the words are strung on each other as if just born sounds under the fingers of a saxophonist, send the reader to jazz style - and music and cinema here complement and set off meanings.
Molina once wrote that he was most affected by Cervantes, Borges and Tolstoy, his prose-the best
The writer is a laureate of many literary awards, including the Jerusalem Prize, awarded to the authors who defend their creativity freedom of personality in society (among those with whom Molina shared this honor, such loud names as Bertrand Russell, Max Frish. Graham Green, Milan Kunder, Arthur Miller, Ian Mcueen, and many others).
In this book, built on a thin, almost Baudelaire game of symbols, a dramatic plot, a detective intrigue and a piercing love line are combined. Bizarre syntactic constructions, where the words are strung on each other as if just born sounds under the fingers of a saxophonist, send the reader to jazz style - and music and cinema here complement and set off meanings.
Molina once wrote that he was most affected by Cervantes, Borges and Tolstoy, his prose-the best
Author:
Author:Molina Antonio Mugnos
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series:-
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6045075-0-6
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