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portada Un árbol de noche
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Collection
COMPACTOS
Year
2018
Language
Spanish
Pages
192
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20 x 13 cm
ISBN
8433972472
ISBN13
9788433972477
Edited in
España
Edition No.
1

Un árbol de noche

Truman Capote (Author) · ANAGRAMA · Paperback

Un árbol de noche - Truman Capote

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Synopsis "Un árbol de noche"

Un árbol de noche fue el segundo libro de Truman Capote tras su extraordinario debut con Otras voces, otros ámbitos. Dos de los cuentos aquí reunidos, "Miriam" y "Cierra la última puerta", fueron galardonados con el prestigioso premio O'Henry. Los personajes de Capote son niños o bien adultos que aún no han salido completamente de la infancia, criaturas febriles asaltadas por impulsos y fantasías incontrolables. El jovencísimo Capote había asombrado a América precisamente porque había descubierto un nuevo terreno de indagación narrativa, el del niño en su mundo, pero observado no con ojos de adulto, sino desde la propia infancia. Estos relatos nos muestran sus fulgurantes exploraciones en aquel mundo olvidado: Capote hace aflorar las reminiscencias -cargadas de premoniciones, secretos, temores y presagios- que tienen la ambigüedad del candor no inocente y la fascinación corrosiva de la nostalgia de la infancia.
Truman Capote
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Truman Capote (1924-1984) was an American writer, journalist, and screenwriter, known for his innovative style and his ability to blend literature with journalism. His most influential work is In Cold Blood (1966), considered one of the first non-fiction novels, in which he narrates the murder of a family in Kansas.

Among his other notable works are Breakfast at Tiffany's (1958), a short novel that inspired the famous movie of the same name, and Other Voices, Other Rooms (1948), his literary debut. Capote primarily wrote novels, short stories, and investigative chronicles, characterized by their psychological depth and elegant prose. His legacy continues in contemporary literature.
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