by Eugenia Rico · PLANETA · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788408045151
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«Los amantes tristes» is a novel by Eugenia Rico, published in 2002 by Editorial Planeta in paperback (120 pages, in Spanish).
Antonio, a Spanish emigrant in Paris; the enigmatic Oflie; and the eccentric Jean Charles star in this novel. The story moves through the unstable terrain of love, friendship and desire, as the three characters each conjure, in their own way, the ghosts of loneliness in a work of contemporary fiction.
This edition belongs to Planeta's Booket collection, measures 18.4 x 11.3 cm and weighs about 95 g.
For readers of contemporary fiction in Spanish who enjoy short novels about love and friendship.
Eugenia Rico is a Spanish novelist, screenwriter and journalist. She is one of the most internationally translated Spanish writers of her generation, with novels published in over twelve languages across Europe and Latin America. Her 2008 novel Aunque seamos malditas has been widely acclaimed by international critics as a pioneering work of existential feminism, recognized for anticipating themes of the "Me Too" movement and being adopted into major academic curricula, including at Georgetown University.
