by Beatrice Harraden · Maclein y Parker · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788412147100
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«Barcos que se cruzan en la noche» is the novel by Beatrice Harraden, published by Maclein y Parker in 2020 in paperback (172 pages, in Spanish).
Bernardine, a teacher and intellectual, sees her aspirations interrupted when she is diagnosed with tuberculosis and withdraws to a mountain sanatorium in nineteenth-century Central Europe. There she meets Robert Allitsen, a disagreeable guest known as the Unpleasant Man; her relationship with him and with other patients reveals that not everything is learned from books.
Originally published in 1893, it is the best-known work of the author and suffragist Beatrice Harraden. This Spanish edition, translated by Gloria Jurado, belongs to the Taiga collection (no. 26).
For readers of nineteenth-century classic fiction and of suffragist women authors recovered in collections such as Taiga.
