Keyle La Pelirroja - Singer, Isaac Bashevis
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The year is 1911 when Keyle, a Jewish prostitute, meets the love of her life, Yarme, an ex-convict. The young couple dreams of escaping the misery of the Warsaw ghetto, where they live under the constant threat of pogroms, so when Max, an old acquaintance, offers them to participate in his lucrative business in South America, they don't hesitate for a moment. But Max is also attracted to Yarme, and a fateful love triangle ensues that will haunt Keyle on the dark streets of the ghetto as well as on the avenues of a big American city. In this brilliant novel, unpublished in Spanish, Singer…mehr

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The year is 1911 when Keyle, a Jewish prostitute, meets the love of her life, Yarme, an ex-convict. The young couple dreams of escaping the misery of the Warsaw ghetto, where they live under the constant threat of pogroms, so when Max, an old acquaintance, offers them to participate in his lucrative business in South America, they don't hesitate for a moment. But Max is also attracted to Yarme, and a fateful love triangle ensues that will haunt Keyle on the dark streets of the ghetto as well as on the avenues of a big American city. In this brilliant novel, unpublished in Spanish, Singer portrays, with the mastery of Dickens or Dostoevsky, the underworld of the Jewish community, populating them with a rich cast of unique characters with whom he creates a vivid fresco of an entire society and an era.
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Isaac Bashevis Singer (Radzymin, Polonia, 1904 - Surfside, Estados Unidos, 1991), hijo y nieto de rabinos, vivió en el barrio judío de Varsovia hasta 1935, cuando emigró a Estados Unidos. Su obra, sin embargo, tuvo siempre Polonia como horizonte: el tema recurrente en las novelas y cuentos de Singer es la vida en su país natal en diferentes períodos históricos, con particular atención a la vida cotidiana de las comunidades judías. Galardonado con el National Book Award en 1974 y el Premio Nobel en 1978, es autor de las novelas «Satán en Goray» (1935), «La familia Moskat» (1950), «En el tribunal de mi padre» (1966), «La casa de Jampol» (1967) y «Los herederos» (1969), entre otras, así como de los libros de relatos «Gimpel el tonto» (1957) y «Un día placentero» (1973). En esta editorial han aparecido el relato «La destrucción de Kreshev» (2007), las novelas «El seductor» (2022) y «Keyle la Pelirroja» (2023).
Isaac Bashevis Singer