CONCOER A UNA MUJER

CONCOER A UNA MUJER

AMOS OZ

$199.00
IVA incluido
Agotado
Editorial:
DEBOLSILLO
Materia
NOVELAS
ISBN:
978-607-31-6619-5
Idioma:
Castellano

El relato, íntimo y personal, de un hombre que nunca llegó a conocer a su mujer. Yoel Raviv, agente del Mosad, acaba de enviudar y decide abandonar su profesión y alquilar una casa en las afueras de Tel Aviv para comenzar una nueva etapa junto a su hija, su madre y su suegra. Este periodo de paz se ve truncado cuando Yoel descubre que, en verdad, no sabía nada de su esposa. Empieza, así, un duro camino en el que tendrá que asumir que realmente nunca ha escuchado a ninguna mujer de su familia. Después de toda una vida sacando a la luz los secretos de los demás, se ve obligado a mirar hacia atrás, a las mentiras que él mismo ha dicho, al sombrío enigma de la vida y la muerte de su mujer, a sus años al servicio del Estado y a la misteriosa conducta de su hija. «Amos Oz explora las relaciones matrimoniales con la perspicacia cincelada de un Strindberg» The Observe

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  • THE SLOPES OF LEBANON
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  • SOUMCHI
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  • DON'T CALL IT NIGHT
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    "A delicate contemporary tale about the quiddities of love and the perpetual mysteries of human motivations" from the bestselling Israeli author of Judas ( Los Angeles Times). A New York Times Notable Book of the Year At Tel-Kedar, a settlement in the Negev desert, the longtime love affair between Theo, a sixty-year-old civil engineer, and Noa, a young schoolteacher, is slowly ...

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  • FIMA
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