by Bernardo Atxaga · EREIN ARGITALETXEA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788475687636
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In 'Groenlandiako lezioa', Bernardo Atxaga brings together twenty-seven letters to give voice to a multitude of characters who inhabit the margins of society: madmen, AIDS patients, ghosts, people in difficult situations, legends, poems, reflections on the situation in the Basque Country, and narratives. This book is the result of years of struggle with alphabets, a memorandum where Atxaga inserts fragments of his intimate alphabet, revealing the writer, the artist, and his vision of the world. The comprehensibility, solidity, humor, and communicative ability of the author stand out, who manages to explain high-level reflections in a simple and accessible way, always from a solid perspective. Atxaga gives us the opportunity to see unknown experiences with new eyes, worlds that, as in Poe's 'The Purloined Letter', were in front of us but remained invisible. In addition, humor is a valuable resource in this work, offering the reader a rewarding and entertaining experience.
Bernardo Atxaga, pseudonym of Joseba Irazu Garmendia, is a Spanish Basque writer and self-translator.
