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A pesar de su notable extensión, la novela mantiene un ritmo ágil gracias a la brevedad de sus capítulos y a un sutil sentido del humor que amortigua la crudeza de la tragedia.

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The author uses the fantastic to amplify the emotional weight of history. Examples include a soldier who cuts his skin to release accumulated ash, a poet who sews the shadow of a child after a bombing, and a man who refuses to lift his foot from a mine for forty years. Uclés employs a non-linear narrative with frequent jumps

The book is widely available in digital formats suitable for e-readers (including and Kindle) and in print editions. Information Publisher Ediciones Siruela (Spanish) Release Date March 20, 2024 Page Count ~700-800 pages (varies by edition) Digital Access

El dolor físico y psicológico se entrelaza con una mitología propia donde el paisaje español cobra vida, convirtiéndose en una auténtica "península de casas vacías" asolada por la muerte y el éxodo. A pesar de su notable extensión, la novela

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