La virgen en el jardín
- 648 páginas
- 23 horas de lectura
Una novela amplia y compleja, repleta de energía e ideas que profundizan en la experiencia humana.
Este cuarteto literario profundiza en las complejidades de la conciencia humana y las relaciones, a menudo ambientado en entornos académicos y artísticos. La narrativa explora temas profundos de identidad, amor, pérdida y la búsqueda de sentido a través de personajes meticulosamente elaborados y una prosa rica. Estas novelas ofrecen viajes intelectualmente estimulantes entrelazados con una profunda resonancia emocional, sumergiendo a los lectores en intrincados mundos de arte, ciencia y descubrimiento personal.




Una novela amplia y compleja, repleta de energía e ideas que profundizan en la experiencia humana.
Frederica Potter arrives at Cambridge University greedy for knowledge, sex and love. It isn’t long before she becomes infatuated with a mysterious and controlling poet. Back in Yorkshire, her sister Stephanie abandons academia and is confronted with the boredom and frustrations of motherhood. Meanwhile, their younger brother Marcus begins to recover from a nervous breakdown. Each sibling is desperate to shape their own future, but a horrifying event will soon change their lives forever.
/BYATT A.S. The Booker Prize-winning author of Possession presents a stunning, contemporary story set against the clashing politics, passionate ideals, and shifting sexual roles of the early 1960s. In Byatt's vision, the presiding genius of the day seems to be a blend of the Marquis de Sade and The Hobbit. Peopled with weird and colorful characters, charted with brilliant, imaginative sympathy, Babel Tower is as comic as it is threatening and bizarre. 100,00
This Intoxicating Novel Stands On Its Own, While Forming A Triumphant Conclusion To A. S. Byatt'S Great Quartet Depicting The Clashing Forces In English Life From The Early 1950S To 1970. While Frederica Falls Almost By Accident Into A Career In Television In London, Tumultuous Events In Her Home County Of Yorkshire Threaten To Change Her Life, And Those Of The People She Loves. Through Her Wayward, Lovingly-Drawn Characters And Breath-Taking Twists Of Plot, Byatt Illuminates The Effervescence Of The 1960S - Both Its Excitements And Its Dangers - As No One Has Done Before. Magical And Thought-Provoking, And With Spine-Chilling Moments, A Whistling Woman Is The Ultimate Novel Of Ideas Made Flesh - Gloriously Sensual, Sexy And Scary, Bursting With Ideas, And Wonderful Humanity.