by Luis Antonio de Villena · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408033004
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«Madrid ha muerto» is the novel by Luis Antonio de Villena, published by Planeta in paperback (303 pages, in Spanish).
A choral novel about Madrid's movida of the eighties: Rafa Antúnez, a frustrated writer turned screenwriter, is commissioned to trace a personal frieze of a city where everything seemed possible. Between chronicle and lyricism, it mixes real and fictional characters as a nostalgic and critical hymn to an era of freedom and cultural excess.
Published in 1999 in the Autores españoles e iberoamericanos collection, it bears the subtitle «Esplendor y caos en una ciudad feliz de los ochenta».
Readers interested in the Madrid movida, generational chronicle, and contemporary Spanish fiction.
Spanish writer, poet and literary critic
