by Luis Leante · ALFAGUARA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788420411088
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In 'Imaginary Prisons', Luis Leante introduces us to Matías Ferré, a history professor plunged into a deep depression after the tragic death of his partner, Victoria. Matías finds a new purpose as a janitor in the Historical Archive of Barcelona. Years later, a chance encounter leads him to resume an investigation that Victoria was working on before her death: the anarchist attack on Corpus in Barcelona in 1896. Through the story of Ezequiel Deulofeu, the alleged perpetrator of the attack, Matías finds himself immersed in a past that will change his present, demonstrating that chance can mark our lives and the importance of remembering those who preceded us.
This novel by Luis Leante explores historical memory and how past events can influence the present. With an engaging plot and complex characters, 'Imaginary Prisons' invites us to reflect on the importance of not forgetting and how chance can intertwine destinies through time.
Luis Ramón Leante Chacón, commonly known as Luis Leante, is a Spanish novelist and Latin professor.
