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portada El reloj de sol (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Spanish
Pages
304
Format
Paperback
Weight
1.00
ISBN13
9788412662023
Edited in
España
Edition No.
1

El reloj de sol (in Spanish)

Shirley Jackson (Author) · Editorial Minuscula, S.L.U. · Paperback

El reloj de sol (in Spanish) - Shirley Jackson

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Synopsis "El reloj de sol (in Spanish)"

Por la autora de Siempre hemos vivido en castillo, Cuentos escogidos, Deja que te cuente, Hangsaman y La maldicion de Hill House, novela que inspiro una serie de Netflix.¿Una novela sobre los preparativos de una familia privilegiada de Nueva Inglaterra que pretende sobrevivir al fin del mundo? En El reloj de sol, de 1958, Shirley Jackson consiguio aunar imaginacion, humor y satira social de manera unica. Sus lectores reconoceran ademas la singular mezcla de siniestro cuento de hadas con elementos propios de la novela norteamericana posterior a la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Orianna Halloran hereda la mansion familiar tras la muerte de su hijo. Su nuera Maryjane no puede reprimir el disgusto ante el ascenso al poder domestico de la despotica Orianna y comparte sus planes de venganza con su hija, una niña algo perversa que se deleita en imaginar muerta a su abuela. El resto de la parentela se muestran bastante confusos. Mas cuando se enteran, gracias a algunas misteriosas visitas y a ciertos insolitos acontecimientos, de que el mundo esta proximo a su fin y solo se salvaran la gran casa y sus doce ocupantes.
Shirley Jackson
  (Author)
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Shirley Jackson (San Francisco 1916 – Bennington 1965) studied at Syracuse University. In 1948, she published her first novel, The Road Through the Wall, and the short story "The Lottery" (included in the volume Selected Stories), a classic of the twentieth century. Her work —which also includes other novels, such as Hangsaman (1951), The Bird’s Nest (1954), and The Sundial (1958), and the autobiographical essays Life Among the Savages (1953) and Raising Demons (1956)— has had a significant influence on A. M. Homes, Stephen King, Jonathan Lethem, Richard Matheson, and Donna Tartt, among other writers. In 1962, she published We Have Always Lived in the Castle, which was considered by Time magazine one of the ten best novels of the year and was reissued by editorial minúscula in 2012. In 2010, the prestigious Library of America collected some of Jackson’s most significant works in a volume edited by Joyce Carol Oates.
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María De La Paz Rodríguez Monday, July 08, 2024
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Interesante, entretenido. Conociendo el mundo de esta escritora y su influencia en la literatura actual.

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