by Antonio Soler · Espasa · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467074475
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In 'The Day of the Wolf,' Antonio Soler immerses us in the Malaga of 1937, rescuing a tragic and often forgotten episode from historical memory. Through the story of two families, the Solers and the Marcos, the author narrates an exodus of horror and hope, where thousands of souls flee towards Almería, defying the fury of an implacable enemy. This moving novel is a tale about the Desbandá, a journey to hell where the wolf is always lurking, showing its sharp fangs and thirst for blood. Soler, a descendant of these two sagas, collects direct testimonies from those who survived the barbarity, offering an intimate and heartbreaking vision of the Spanish Civil War.
Antonio Soler is a Spanish novelist, screenwriter and journalist.
