El cuarto de los sombreros
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This book brings together two stories. In the first one, The Hat Room, two young women live for a while in the same house, they share walks and projects, they tell each other everything. But one day life separates them and they stop seeing each other. Years go by and one of them, who is already an old woman, finds out by chance that, shortly before she died, her old friend wrote a book about the time they shared. And she discovers that what is told in it is a strange love story between the two of them. A story that never happened and that, nevertheless, seems more real to her than all her…mehr

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This book brings together two stories. In the first one, The Hat Room, two young women live for a while in the same house, they share walks and projects, they tell each other everything. But one day life separates them and they stop seeing each other. Years go by and one of them, who is already an old woman, finds out by chance that, shortly before she died, her old friend wrote a book about the time they shared. And she discovers that what is told in it is a strange love story between the two of them. A story that never happened and that, nevertheless, seems more real to her than all her memories from then. In the second story, The Liar, a girl believes she sees something in the darkness of a cave that will change not only her life but that of the community in which she lives, to the point of causing her misfortune. In neither of the two stories, as happens in fairy tales, things are what they seem.
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Gustavo Martín Garzo (Valladolid, 1948) ha publicado más de quince libros entre novela, ensayo y literatura juvenil. Muchas de sus obras han merecido premios, como El lenguaje de las fuentes (1993, Premio Nacional de Narrativa), Marea oculta (1993, Premio Miguel Delibes), Las historias de Marta y Fernando (1999, Premio Nadal), Tres cuentos de hadas (2004, Premio Nacional de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil), El jardín dorado (2008, Premio de las Letras de Castilla y León) o Tan cerca del aire (2010, Premio Torrevieja de Novela). Obtuvo también el Premio Vargas Llosa de relatos. Sus novelas más recientes son Donde no estás (2015), No hay amor en la muerte (2017), La ofrenda (2018), La rama que no existe (2019), El árbol de los sueños (2021), El país de los niños perdidos (2023), El último atardecer (2023) y El cuarto de los sombreros (2024). Galaxia Gutenberg ha publicado también su ensayo Elogio de la fragilidad, en 2020. Sus obras se han traducido al francés, griego, danés, italiano, portugués y alemán.