by Rafael Reig · DEBATE · tapa dura · ISBN 9788483066553
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In 'Manual de literatura para caníbales', Rafael Reig offers an entertaining and insightful guide through Spanish and Latin American literature. With an approach that combines academic rigor and a sharp sense of humor, Reig explores literary evolution, highlighting influences, key authors, and essential works. Through the saga of the Belinchón family, the author intertwines the history of Spain with the history of its literature, inviting reading and offering anecdotes and analysis of literary movements. This book is an invitation to discover or rediscover authors such as Larra, Espronceda, Galdós, Baroja, Valle-Inclán, Rubén Darío, and many more.
Rafael Reig is a Spanish writer born in Asturias in 1963. He studied philosophy and humanities in Madrid, and then in New York City, completing his PhD in literature on 19th century literary depictions of prostitution.
