by Juan Manuel de Prada · Espasa · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467073058
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«Mil ojos esconde la noche. La ciudad sin luz» is the historical novel by Juan Manuel de Prada, published by Espasa in hardback (800 pages, in Spanish).
Set in occupied Paris during the Second World War, the novel follows Fernando Navales, an unscrupulous writer, on his mission to align exiled Spanish artists with Falangism. Historical figures such as Picasso, González Ruano and Marañón parade through a plot between picaresque and moral drama.
First instalment of the «Mil ojos esconde la noche» project, whose second part is «Cárcel de tinieblas». Fernando Navales already appeared in «Las máscaras del héroe».
Ideal for readers of historical fiction about the Second World War and the Spanish Republican exile.
