Lost County
Prologue Alida Mayne-Nicolls
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The girl Yáñez shows us in the pages of her book is not like those who dance in Gabriela Mistral's rounds; she is not ready to be swept away by delirium, not ready to be noticed. And yet, we notice her, follow her, accompany her. The adult narrator has managed to update the past through a fantastical account, yes, but one full of details. What is marvelous about this text is that without disregarding the fears, pains, losses, and worries that childhood is full of, and by unifying those experiences with games, joys, and calm, María Flora Yáñez has constructed a text that manages to represent the complexity of a childhood (hers) and, with it, to recognize that every childhood is unique and unrepeatable.
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Ivory paper
Rustic cover
Measurements 21 x 14 cm.
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Lost County Prologue Alida Mayne-Nicolls
| Autor | Maria Flora Yanez |
|---|---|
| Portada | Ver portada |
| Year | 03-2021 |
| Nº de páginas | 152 |
| ISBN | 978-956-357-285-8 |
| ISBN digital | 978-956-357-286-5 |
Maria Flora Yanez
Chile. A writer of short stories and novels, she also collaborated with her texts in various newspapers and magazines. She maintained an extensive literary life, never ceasing to write and publish. Her literary work stands out for its intimate and delicate prose; the images she constructs of places and characters possess nuances that give great depth to her writings. She was a great storyteller and has two volumes that gather them: *El estanque* and *Juan Estrella*. Among her works are the novels *El abrazo de la tierra*, *Mundo en sombra*, *Espejo sin imagen*, *Las cenizas*, *La piedra*, *¿Dónde está el trigo y el vino?*, *El último faro*, and *El peldaño*.Related books
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