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Abi es un joven con una severa amnesia que le impide recordar su pasado. Sus recuerdos empiezan en una vetusta cabaña situada en el poblado de Tamia, lugar donde vive desde no hace mucho tiempo. Allí ha conseguido hacer buenos amigos y se gana la vida ayudando a los comerciantes. La muerte del Gran Hechicero, Anshar Blain, y la debacle del clan del Viento Negro tras la guerra supuso un cambio radical en los reinos de Gestiana y Astor. Desde entonces la oscuridad parece haber sucumbido y la libertad ha abierto un horizonte lleno de nuevas oportunidades. Sin embargo, algo maligno comienza a...

Inspirada en la película Tierra, de Julio Medem, esta obra recupera la visión del espacio, desde la lírica, desde el compromiso e incluso desde la incomprensión. Interesante poesía que habla de la tierra y de la existencia del hombre.

Ever inquisitive, Cortázar delves into every aspect of his efforts as a writer, his political restlessness, and personal ups-and-downs. He sums up each day, comments on what he reads, hears and sees, and recounts his adventures as a translator, militant, and human rights advocate. Organized in five volumes that span almost half a century (from 1937 to 1984), this revised edition of “Cortezarian” correspondence includes more than one thousand new letters, fragments suppressed from the fi rst edition and an index with the author’s works and quoted individuals.

“I hate literary letters, carefully drafted, copied over and over; I sit at the typewriter and let the vast river of thoughts and affection flow,” Julio Cortázar wrote in 1942: a statement he lived by. In these letters, which read like a personal diary, autobiography and «binnacle» for his books, we glimpse the making of an unmistakable style. Ever-inquisitive, Cortázar delves into every aspect of his efforts as a writer, his political restlessness and personal ups-and-downs. He sums up each day, comments on what he reads, hears and sees, and recounts his adventures as a translator,...