by Baltasar Magro · Roca Editorial · tapa dura · ISBN 9788492429165
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In 'La hora de Quevedo,' Baltasar Magro transports us to 17th-century Spain, specifically to 1644, when Francisco de Quevedo, already weakened in health, returns to his manor after years of unjust imprisonment. In this forced retreat, Quevedo faces his enemies and the task of rebuilding his life, leaving a secret legacy to his nephew. The novel explores the duality of Quevedo's spirit, a man of great intellect immersed in the intrigues of power, offering an intimate and moving vision of his last days.
Spanish journalist and television presenter
