the last day before tomorrow
Eduard Márquez
Alliance
ISBN 9788420648767
"623 grams. Devuelvo the ashes of the urn.'s Close and breathe deeply. Calculus. 2 kilos and 760 grams less than at birth. With open eyes away. Very open. A poignant look enough to make me a lump in his throat. "
After the death of her daughter, the narrator of "The last day before tomorrow" rebuild their lives. Amid the emotional defeat and the collapse of all certainties, reconstructs the past, since I was a child under the influence of an unstable mother and the background of abuse and repression of religious education, the marriage failure and abandonment of his literary ambitions, through the explosion of freedom and joy teenagers, friendship, sex and love.
In his latest novel, Eduard Márquez stays true to its principles of brevity and narrative style containment. By skillfully interwoven sequences, presents a moving
conjunction of feelings and human adventures and outlines a vigorous sketch of a generation, those who are around fifty, who survived the heavy burden of obscurantism based Tardofranquismo sarcasm, dreams, drugs, rock and poetry.
Eduard Márquez (Barcelona, \u200b\u200b1960) is a writer of fiction for adults and children. Despite having released two books of poetry, most of his work has developed in the novel and the story. First published two books of short stories and then just opting for the narrative and public the early novels.
Adult books translated
- Five nights in February (2002)
- The Silence of Trees (2003)
- The decision of Brandes (2006)
- the last day before tomorrow (2011)
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