Häftad, Engelska, 2026
Camera Obscura
A Novel
Del i serien Margellos World Republic of Letters
191 kr
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- Utgivningsdatum: 2026-11-17
- Mått: 127 x 197 x undefined mm
- Format: Häftad
- Språk: Engelska
- Serie: Margellos World Republic of Letters
- Antal sidor: 176
- Förlag: Yale University Press
- ISBN: 9780300290097
- Översättare: Valerie Miles
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Enrique Vila-Matas (b. 1948) is an acclaimed Spanish writer, critic, filmmaker, and journalist. He is the author of numerous novels, stories, and essay collections. Valerie Miles is an American writer, editor, and award-winning translator based in Spain.
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Praise for the Spanish edition: “A splendid novel . . . A tribute to writing as a constant search for the ineffable or inexpressible . . . [by] a writer of the first order.”—La Voz "Camera Obscura is an invitation to embrace literature not only as a way of life, but also as a refuge in dehumanizing times.”—La República “A novel of thrilling complexity—a lightness of complexity, as Italo Calvino might put it—filled with humor and leaving us much like Beckett’s characters: in anticipation. For Camera Obscura demands to be re-read.”—El Periódico “Revels in the space between the literal and the metaphorical; between laughter and profundity. . . A playful novel in which the magician Vila-Matas. . . masterfully shows his hand, which is no less delightful for its revelation."—Letras Libres Praise for Enrique Vila-Matas: “Arguably Spain’s most significant contemporary literary figure . . . By lifting the heavy weight of the past, by setting irony against dogmatism and rigidity, Vila-Matas allows his characters, and us, to contemplate the future.”—New Yorker “A writer who has no equal in the contemporary landscape of the Spanish novel.”—Roberto Bolaño “Enrique Vila-Matas has pioneered one of contemporary literature’s most interesting responses to the great Modernist writers.”—Paris Review “Vila-Matas’s wildly original novels are all investigations of whether or not originality in fiction is still possible; every nook and cranny of literary history is explored and interrogated, the margin of every great novel frantically scribbled in.”—Dublin Review of Books
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