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portada aguas profundas
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Collection
nave madre
Year
2005
Language
Spanish
Pages
198
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
18x11 cm
ISBN
9505815883
ISBN13
9789505815883
Edited in
Argentina

aguas profundas

William Hope Hodgson (Author) · colihue · Paperback

aguas profundas - William Hope Hodgson

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Synopsis "aguas profundas"

Un bote se acerca a un velero en medio de la niebla.Habitado por una culpa sin nombre, su ocupante habla, y escucha. Pero no quiere que lleguen a verle la piel.La tripulación del Shamraken empieza a sospechar que va a bordo de una nave intemporal: su destino puede no ser el hogar sino el Trono de Dios.Tal vez las caras bellas de quienes habitan la isleta Middle sean los rostros parciales de una sola abominación monstruosa.En los mejores relatos de William Hope Hodgson, el mar no es el escenario del épico Melville o el trágico Conrad. Aquí el mar es en cambio un sitio carente de historia y casi de geografía: constituye una zona intemporal, casi metafísica.Permite el ingreso a la inmovilidad angustiosa y al horror, en vez de a la aventura y al movimiento. Un auténtico Mar de los Sargazos que bloquea y angustia a sus marinos y al hipnotizado lector, gracias a unas herramientas que después usarían con frecuencia H. P. Lovecraft y sus numerosos seguidores.
William Hope Hodgson
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He was born in 1875, son of a clergyman from Essex, and from an early age he went to sea as a crew member on merchant ships. However, Hodgson detested that life, and as soon as he had the chance, he left it to engage in other work and to write stories full of mystery, terror, and adventure, many of them set at sea, a dangerous sea filled with monstrous entities and abandoned ships. Although Hodgson's work remained forgotten for years due to his early death in France during World War I, cutting short his literary career, authors such as H.P. Lovecraft, who spoke enthusiastically about his supernatural novel The House on the Borderland (in this same collection), or Clark Ashton Smith claimed him as a master (along with Ambrose Bierce and others) of the emerging American school of Supernatural Horror.
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