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Cu Ntamelo Otra Vez

Cu Ntamelo Otra Vez

Cu Ntamelo Otra Vez

Blanca Esthela Trevi O. Pepi / Blanca Esthela Trevi OPepi

11,48 €
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Editorial:
Palibrio
Año de edición:
2011
Materia
Ficción clásica
ISBN:
9781463301675
11,48 €
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Sobre IBD

Cuéntamelo otra vez es un libro que busca inquietar profunda y agradablemente al lector, no sólo entretenerlo. Y lo logra plenamente creando un personaje de gran categoría, que se incorpora a la galería de seres humanos, sin más. El libro se nos presenta como un prodigio novelístico de no fácil realización. A lo largo de sus páginas la decoración y el mobiliario que integra el mundo de los objetos permite a los procesos imaginativos elaborar una imagen penetrante y coherente de la realidad social desde la ficción. El libro es de aparente facilidad. Y digo aparente porque, en realidad, el libro es sumamente complejo pues está escrito con la mayor de las malicias literarias que, además de desenvolverse en el terreno del simbolismo, alude directamente al destino del hombre, logrando una fuerte carga emotiva.' Jaime Torres Mendoza -Doctor Honoris Causa, Universidad Internacional Euroamericana, Catedrático de la Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila en la Licenciatura de Letras Españolas. Escritor, editor, pintor, escultor y músico. Radica en Saltillo, Coahuila, México

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