by Alberto Ávila Salazar · Lengua de Trapo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788496080669
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«Todo lo que se ve» is the novel by Alberto Ávila Salazar, published by Lengua de Trapo in 2006 in paperback (142 pages, in Spanish).
It takes as its starting point Ortega y Gasset's reflection on monocular men and their pineal eye to build a fragmentary narrative that combines love story, travel and truncated tales. Its broken structure, close to zapping, questions the conventions of the genre and makes the reader a co-participant in the text.
The work won the IX Premio Arte Joven de Novela de la Comunidad de Madrid and belongs to the Nueva Biblioteca collection, number 109.
For readers of contemporary Spanish narrative, particularly experimental proposals that require an active reader.
