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'magnificently written story' -- The Financial Times
`This most delicate and personal of novels packs a powerful political message' -- Independent
`What is most moving... is the push and counter-push of these pressures on a believable individual.' -- Gaurdian
`charming and compelling' -- Big Issue
`mesmerising novel that weaves together raw politics and the achingly personal... brilliant concoction of history and myth worthy of Borges' -- London Lite
'a remarkable book...... It is also the work of a craftsman' -- The Scotsman
'dextrous interweaving of themes and vibrant evocation of people and places...'
-- Sun Times
`Atxaga beautifully explores memory, friendship, love and happiness against the backdrop of civil war and its aftermath' --Spain Magazine
`Bernardo Atxaga's leisurely novel is a rare thing in our literary culture.' --Daily Telegraph
`a literary voice of startling originality and a passionate guardian of Basque national memory...' --The Sunday Telegraph
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`This most delicate and personal of novels packs a powerful political message' -- Independent
`What is most moving... is the push and counter-push of these pressures on a believable individual.' -- Gaurdian
`charming and compelling' -- Big Issue
`mesmerising novel that weaves together raw politics and the achingly personal... brilliant concoction of history and myth worthy of Borges' -- London Lite
'a remarkable book...... It is also the work of a craftsman' -- The Scotsman
'dextrous interweaving of themes and vibrant evocation of people and places...'
-- Sun Times
`Atxaga beautifully explores memory, friendship, love and happiness against the backdrop of civil war and its aftermath' --Spain Magazine
`Bernardo Atxaga's leisurely novel is a rare thing in our literary culture.' --Daily Telegraph
`a literary voice of startling originality and a passionate guardian of Basque national memory...' --The Sunday Telegraph
Bernardo Atxaga was born in Gipuzkoa in Spain in 1951 and lives in the Basque Country, writing in Basque and Spanish. He is a prize-winning novelist and poet, whose books Obabakoak, The Lone Man and The Lone Woman have won critical acclaim in Spain and abroad. His works have been translated in twenty-two languages.
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- Date d'édition2010
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