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"Document it and file it, even if it's better not to: It's the night of December 10, 1831, and Allan Melvill is walking across the frozen Hudson River." Based on Herman Melville and his father Allan Melvill--plowing through childhood days at the bedside of a hallucinated man and nights as a twilight writer who no longer wields a pen nor harpoon-- Melvill goes on the hunt for the enigma of the always orphaned literary vocation, for the legacy of family stigma, the steersmen of fiction, and the castaways of reality.

Produktbeschreibung
"Document it and file it, even if it's better not to: It's the night of December 10, 1831, and Allan Melvill is walking across the frozen Hudson River." Based on Herman Melville and his father Allan Melvill--plowing through childhood days at the bedside of a hallucinated man and nights as a twilight writer who no longer wields a pen nor harpoon-- Melvill goes on the hunt for the enigma of the always orphaned literary vocation, for the legacy of family stigma, the steersmen of fiction, and the castaways of reality.
Autorenporträt
Rodrigo Fresán nació en Buenos Aires en 1963 y vive en Barcelona desde 1999. Es autor de los libros Historia argentina, Vidas de santos, Trabajos manuales, Esperanto, La velocidad de las cosas, Mantra (Premio Nuevo Talento Fnac 2002), Jardines de Kensington (Premio Lateral de Narrativa 2004, finalista Premio Fundación José Manuel Lara), El fondo del cielo (Locus Magazine Favorite Speculative Fiction in Translation Novel 2018, USA) y del tríptico La Parte Contada, compuesto por La parte inventada (Best Translated Book Award 2018, USA), La parte soñada y La parte recordada. El jurado de Best Translated Book Award alabó La parte inventada con la citación: «Fresán es un maestro'. En 2017, Fresán recibió en Francia el Prix Roger Caillois a la totalidad de su obra por ser un «escritor atípico, transgresor e ineludible'.