by Ramón del Valle-Inclán · Espasa · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467020489
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«Luces de Bohemia» is the theatrical esperpento by Ramón del Valle-Inclán, published by Espasa in hardback (256 pages, in Spanish).
The work, written in 1920, follows the blind poet Max Estrella and his friend Latino over two days of wandering through the most sordid Madrid, in a succession of grotesque situations and exaggerated characters. With it, Valle-Inclán inaugurated the esperpento, a new way of deforming and showing reality in Spanish literature.
Commemorative edition of the 50th edition in Austral, with introduction and glossary by Joaquín del Valle-Inclán. Part of the Austral Special Editions collection.
Aimed at readers interested in Spanish literature and theatre classics, as well as students and scholars of the Valle-Inclanian esperpento.
Spanish playwright, novelist and poet, creator of the 'esperpento' style and author of Bohemian Lights and Tirano Banderas.
