by Ramón del Valle-Inclán · Austral · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467021448
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«Luces de Bohemia» is the theatrical esperpento by Ramón del Valle-Inclán, published by Austral in paperback (296 pages, in Spanish).
The work is set in a nocturnal, degraded Madrid and follows Max Estrella, a blind poet of bohemian life, on his pilgrimage through streets and cafés. With grotesque vignettes and biting dialogues, Valle-Inclán portrays the injustice, misery and corruption of Spanish society, turning esperpento distortion into a critical mirror of reality.
The work was originally published in 1920. This edition belongs to the Clásica collection (no. 1) and includes an edition by Alonso Zamora Vicente and a reading guide and glossary by Joaquín del Valle-Inclán.
It is suitable for secondary school students and readers interested in the classics of Spanish theatre.
Spanish playwright, novelist and poet, creator of the 'esperpento' style and author of Bohemian Lights and Tirano Banderas.
