Reputations
Autor Juan Gabriel Vásquez Traducere de Anne McLeanen Limba Engleză Paperback – 3 mai 2017
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781408852941
ISBN-10: 1408852942
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.14 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Paperbacks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1408852942
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.14 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Paperbacks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Anne
Mclean's
previous
translations
have
won
many
prizes,
including
the
Independent
Foreign
Fiction
Prize
twice,
forSoldiers
of
Salamisby
Javier
Cercas
in
2004
and
for
Evelio
Rosero'sThe
Armiesin
2008.
Notă biografică
Juan
Gabriel
Vásquez
was
born
in
Bogotá
in
1973.
He
studied
Latin
American
literature
at
the
Sorbonne,
and
has
translated
works
by
E.
M.
Forster
and
Victor
Hugo,
amongst
others,
into
Spanish.
His
previous
books
have
won
the
IMPAC
Dublin
Literary
Award,
the
Alfaguara
Prize,
the
Gregor
von
Rezzori
Prize,
the
Prix
Roger
Caillois
and
he
has
been
shortlisted
for
theIndependentForeign
Fiction
Prize.Reputationswas
awarded
the
Royal
Spanish
Academy
Prize
in
2014.
His
books
have
been
published
in
twenty-six
languages
and
forty
countries.
After
sixteen
years
in
France,
Belgium
and
Spain,
he
now
lives
in
Bogotà.
Anne
McLean
has
translated
works
by
many
Spanish
and
Latin
American
authors
including
Javier
Cercas,
Hector
Abad,
Carmen
Martin
Gaite,
Julio
Cortàzar,
Ignacio
Martínez
de
Pisòn,
Enrique
Vila-Matas
and
Tomàs
Eloy
Martínez.
She
lives
in
Toronto.
Recenzii
Vasquez's
prose,
translated
by
Anne
MacLean,
is
spare
and
effective,
with
a
pleasing
precision
.
A
strong
writer
with
a
compelling
vision
With this slim, clever book about the ebb and flow of history, and its unreliable companion memory, Vásquez shows that Latin America literature has, whatever he has to say about magical realism, lost none of its magic
A troubling story of a political cartoonist who finds his convictions tested when a traumatic past event returns to haunt him ... will take you far away into different and secret worlds
This brief, elusive novel is all the more memorable for its gaps - not least the gap between our memories and the truth (whatever, in its turn, that may be)
Vasquez has a searching style, which prods at the past and uncovers memories .Reputationsis also a fascinating portrait of an artist . Deeply engaging and well-crafted
An affecting, carefully paced work of psychological realism
A masterful writer
A thrilling new discovery
This is a magnificent novel, short and dense, whose three parts are calibrated to the millimetre
This is a powerfully written novella and Vásquez's prose, as always, has a stark elegance that lends it weight
With this slim, clever book about the ebb and flow of history, and its unreliable companion memory, Vásquez shows that Latin America literature has, whatever he has to say about magical realism, lost none of its magic
A troubling story of a political cartoonist who finds his convictions tested when a traumatic past event returns to haunt him ... will take you far away into different and secret worlds
This brief, elusive novel is all the more memorable for its gaps - not least the gap between our memories and the truth (whatever, in its turn, that may be)
Vasquez has a searching style, which prods at the past and uncovers memories .Reputationsis also a fascinating portrait of an artist . Deeply engaging and well-crafted
An affecting, carefully paced work of psychological realism
A masterful writer
A thrilling new discovery
This is a magnificent novel, short and dense, whose three parts are calibrated to the millimetre
This is a powerfully written novella and Vásquez's prose, as always, has a stark elegance that lends it weight