by Maria Barbal · Edicions 62 · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788429763355
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Pedra de tartera is a novel that tells the story of Conxa, a woman who faces adversity after her husband's imprisonment at the end of the Civil War. The plot explores themes of resistance and survival, showing how Conxa learns to find strength in the tranquility and perseverance of nature. Set in a town in Pallars, the novel describes the protagonist's journey as she adapts to a new life and seeks her place in a world marked by history and adversity.
Maria Barbal i Farré is a Spanish writer. She spent her childhood in rural Catalonia, which profoundly influenced her literary work. In 1964, at the age of 14, she moved to Barcelona to pursue her education, eventually earning a degree in Hispanic Studies from the University of Barcelona in 1971.
