by Álvaro Lion-Depetre · REY LEAR S.L · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788492403813
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In 'The Year Machín Died', Álvaro Lion-Depetre transports us to Spain in 1977, a year of change and transition. Through a story full of humor and bolero rhythm, the author tells us the story of two spinster sisters who face the dangers of freedom after the dictatorship. This short novel, winner of the IV Bombín Prize for Short Humorous Novel, is a postmodern farce that reflects the leap from one era to another in Spanish society.
