by Enrique Vila-Matas · DEBOLSILLO · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490321102
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In 'El mal de Montano', Enrique Vila-Matas presents us with the story of a novelist who suffers from a peculiar illness: addiction to literature. The protagonist, a literary critic who only thinks in terms of books, longs to become the walking memory of literature. This critically acclaimed novel is a tapestry of father-son relationships, dictionaries of influences, theories, and diaries that stretches from Prague to Valparaíso. In this journey, creators fight against their enemies, focusing their battle on the Atlantic war that Montaigne and Cervantes declared against those who undermine the literary.
Enrique Vila-Matas is a Spanish writer.
