Vidas extraordinarias: Crónicas biográficas y autobiográficas (1933-1936)
- ISBN-10
- 8479629193
- ISBN-13
- 9788479629199
- Category
- History
- Pages
- 356
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2014-02-05
- Publisher
- Editorial Verbum
- Author
- Lino Novás Calvo
Description
Este libro recopila textos biográficos y autobiográficos publicados en varios periódicos españoles entre 1931 y 1936 en forma de heterogéneos reportajes, reseñas bibliográficas, críticas literarias y crónicas históricas. En estos artículos, marcados por un tenaz y vigoroso impulso literario, el autor se complace en “romancear” sobre las asombrosas existencias de individuos únicos –marinos, sultanes, soldados de fortuna, gánsteres, piratas, monjes– entre los que puede incluirse sin duda alguna al mismo Lino Novás Calvo. Al mismo tiempo, en varias de las crónicas y reportajes es reconocible la propensión del autor hacia la escritura de signo autobiográfico que matiza muchas de sus obras de ficción. Novedosamente, junto con el disfrute de los rasgos más reconocidos de su producción, estas vidas extraordinarias permiten describir y descubrir los usos teórico-prácticos del género biográfico desarrollados por Novás, de los que El negrero ha sido la manifestación más visible y conocida hasta la fecha.
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