Nocturno de Chile (Narrativas Hispanicas, 293) (Spanish Edition),Used

Nocturno de Chile (Narrativas Hispanicas, 293) (Spanish Edition),Used

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ReviewUno de los ms grandes e influyentes escritores modernos. The New York Times Book ReviewDesde Gabriel Garca Mrquez ningn latinoamericano haba rediseado el mapa de la literatura mundial tan enfticamente como Roberto BolaoThe Washington Post Book WorldUna obra maestra. &mdash ;The New YorkerProduct DescriptionTtulo descatalogado.Sebastin Urrutia Lacroix, sacerdote y crtico literario, miembro del Opus Dei y poeta mediocre, revisa en una sola noche de fiebre alta los momentos ms importantes de su vida, convencido de que est a punto de morir, aunque a medida que la noche avanza su fiebre va remitiendo y el delirio se atena con la aparicin de monstruos glidos.As aparecen en la novela los seores Oido y Odeim, ambiguos encomenderos; Jnger y un pintor guatemalteco que se deja morir de inanicin en el Pars de 1943; el general Pinochet a quien Urrutia Lacroix da clases de marxismo; una gira por Europa en donde el cura aprende a matar palomas; su amistad con Farewell, el pope de la crtica literaria nacional, que se hunde en una vejez balbuceante y perpleja; las fiestas de una mujer misteriosa en cuya casona de las afueras se rene lo ms granado de la literatura chilena al tiempo que en el stano, no visitado por ninguno de los huspedes, se suceden acciones parangonables a una pelcula de terror, todo esto mientras en las calles de Santiago impera el toque de queda y una normalidad aparente.Una imprescindible y escalofriante novela en la que el talento del autor de Los detectives salvajes brilla con todo su esplendor.From Publishers WeeklyBorn in 1953 and a resident of Spain since 1977, Chilean author Bolano didn't publish his first work of fiction until he was 43, but he's certainly made up for lost time. In the last five years he's published seven books, the last of which, Llamadas telefonicas (Telephone Calls, Anagrama, 1997), solidified his reputation as one of Latin America's premier postmodernist writers. In this his latest novel, Bolano presents the life of Sebasti n Urrutia Lacroix, a Chilean priest and minor poet who, under the pseudonym H. Ibacache, doubles as one the country's most important literary critics. 'Now I'm dying,' Sebasti n declares in the book's first line, 'but I still have a lot to say... There are some things that must be cleared up.' Thus begins a hallucinatory rant in which Sebasti n recounts his adventures as part of Santiago's literary scene and attempts to justify his flirtations with the darker side of Chilean politics. (After all, this is the era of Pinochet, when, in Bolano's view, even society women can hide horrors in their basements.) A classic use of the unreliable narrator and a powerful allegory about the deceptions of political life, Bolano's novel is another success. Strongly recommended for both libraries and bookstores. Marcela Vald?s, 'Criticas'Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.Book DescriptionTtulo descatalogado.Sebastin Urrutia Lacroix, sacerdote y crtico literario, miembro del Opus Dei y poeta mediocre, revisa en una sola noche de fiebre alta los momentos ms importantes de su vida, convencido de que est a punto de morir, aunque a medida que la noche avanza su fiebre va remitiendo y el delirio se atena con la aparicin de monstruos glidos.As aparecen en la novela los seores Oido y Odeim, ambiguos encomenderos; Jnger y un pintor guatemalteco que se deja morir de inanicin en el Pars de 1943; el general Pinochet a quien Urrutia Lacroix da clases de marxismo; una gira por Europa en donde el cura aprende a matar palomas; su amistad con Farewell, el pope de la crtica literaria nacional, que se hunde en una vejez balbuceante y perpleja; las fiestas de una mujer misteriosa en cuya casona de las afueras se rene lo ms granado de la literatura chilena al tiempo que en el stano, no visitado por ninguno de los huspedes, se suceden acciones parangonables a una pelcula de terror, todo esto mientras en las calles de

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  • Q: What is the main theme of 'Nocturno de Chile'? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' explores the life of Sebastián Urrutia Lacroix, a Chilean priest and literary critic, reflecting on his experiences during a feverish night as he contemplates his past and the political turmoil in Chile.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'Nocturno de Chile'? A: The author of 'Nocturno de Chile' is Roberto Bolaño, a renowned Chilean writer known for his significant contributions to modern literature.
  • Q: Is 'Nocturno de Chile' available in English? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' is primarily available in Spanish; however, there may be limited English translations available.
  • Q: What is the genre of 'Nocturno de Chile'? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' falls under the genre of literary fiction, often categorized as a postmodern work.
  • Q: How many pages does 'Nocturno de Chile' have? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' consists of approximately 150 pages.
  • Q: What condition is the used book in? A: The used book is in good condition, which means it may show some signs of wear but is still readable and intact.
  • Q: What is the binding type of 'Nocturno de Chile'? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' is available in paperback binding.
  • Q: When was 'Nocturno de Chile' published? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' was published on November 1, 2000.
  • Q: What are some key characteristics of Roberto Bolaño's writing style? A: Roberto Bolaño's writing style is known for its complex narrative structure, rich character development, and deep exploration of themes related to identity, art, and politics.
  • Q: Can 'Nocturno de Chile' be read independently, or does it require prior knowledge of Bolaño's other works? A: 'Nocturno de Chile' can be read independently, although familiarity with Bolaño's themes and style may enhance the reading experience.

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