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Hemingway, días de vino y muerte

by Michael Atkinson · LA FACTORÍA DE IDEAS · tapa blanda · 287 pages

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Pages: 287 pagesAuthor: Michael AtkinsonPublisher: LA FACTORÍA DE IDEASFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/2011ISBN: ISBN 9788498006636

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Synopsis of Hemingway, días de vino y muerte

En el Madrid de 1937, en plena Guerra Civil, Ernest Hemingway, corresponsal de guerra, se encuentra con la muerte de un amigo. Con una nueva novela en mente y el alcohol como compañero, Hemingway se propone investigar el asesinato de José Robles Pazos, un burócrata del Frente Popular. Acompañado por John Dos Passos, Hemingway se adentra en una oscura trama, descubriendo que la muerte de su amigo esconde algo mucho más terrible. Una historia de misterio y suspense en el contexto histórico de la Guerra Civil Española.



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Michael Atkinson

Michael Atkinson

Michael Atkinson is an American writer, poet and film critic. His debut novel is Hemingway Deadlights, and he has written widely on film and culture, in Sight & Sound, The Village Voice, The Guardian, Film Comment, The Believer, In These Times, The Criterion Collection, Rolling Stone, The Progressive, Spin, Maxim, The Boston Phoenix, Details, Moving Image Source, IFC.com, TCM.com, Movieline, The Poetry Foundation, Chicago Reader, LA Weekly, The Stranger, The American Prospect, Baltimore City Paper, Modern Painters, and other publications.

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