Between eternities
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Author
Contributions
- Costa, Margaret Jull, translator - Contributor
- Grohmann, Alexis, editor, writer of introduction - Contributor
Publication
2018 - Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
61,750 words, Guess
Page Count
247 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101101972114
- ISBN-139781101972113
- Library of Congress Control Number2017060284
- OCLC Control Number1014036115
- Better World Books9781101972113
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL26963191M
Classifications
- DDC864/.64
- LCCPQ6663.A7218 A2 2018
- LCCPQ6663.A7218A2 2018
Description
"A new, exhilarating collection of critical and personal writings--spanning more than twenty years of work--from the internationally renowned author of The Infatuations and A Heart So White. A Vintage Books Original. Javier Marías is a tireless examiner of the world around us: essayist, novelist, translator, voracious reader, enthusiastic debunker of pretension, and vigorous polymath. He is able to discover what many of us fail to notice or have never put into words, and he keeps looking long after most of us have turned away. This new collection of essays--by turns literary, philosophical, and autobiographical--journeys from the crumbling canals of Venice to the wide horizons of the Wild West, and Marías captures each new vista with razor-sharp acuity and wit. He explores, with characteristic relish, subjects ranging from soccer to classic cinema, from comic books and toy soldiers to mortality and memory, from "The Most Conceited of Cities" to "Why Almost No One Can Be Trusted," making each brilliantly and inimitably his own. Trenchant and wry, subversive and penetrating, Between Eternities is a collection of dazzling intellectual curiosity, offering a window into the expansive mind of the man so often said to be Spain's greatest living writer"--
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