by Isaac Rosa · Booket · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788432210426
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In 'The Invisible Hand,' Isaac Rosa addresses the world of work, a theme little explored in recent literature. The novel presents characters who work hard in various manual tasks, such as masonry, assembly, meat cutting, and cleaning, without knowing the final purpose of their work. Through a narrative full of tension, Rosa examines how the perception of work has evolved and deteriorated for many workers. The story reveals an invisible hand that controls their days, transforming them into a nightmare, offering a deep and reflective critique of contemporary labor reality.
Isaac Rosa Camacho is a Spanish writer. He is best known for his novel El vano ayer which won the Premio Rómulo Gallegos in 2005. Rosa is the third Spanish writer to receive this award. Other noted works include El país del miedo and La habitación oscura.
