María de Montiel

Abril de 1937: el asedio al Santuario de la Cabeza de Andújar se salda con doscientos muertos; muchos son mujeres y niños. Allí desapareció una familia compuesta por un matrimonio y sus cinco hijas. Sus cuerpos reposan en un cementerio de tumbas sin nombre. Tres décadas después, en otro pueblo de la provincia surge un misterio que aún nadie ha logrado resolver; unas efigies atormentadas afloran en el suelo de una cocina de pastores. En los rostros, gestados por las zonas oscuras del cemento, no hay pintura ni añadidos. Un imposible cuyo eco alcanzará las portadas de todos los...

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"El viaje a Italia" constituye un fenómeno fascinante para entender la formación de Europa, sus momentos sublimes y sus más prosaicas, y no menos interesantes, aventuras carnales. Desde los viajeros que en el Renacimento buscaban lo "humano" de la antigüedad latina hasta los actuales viajes organizados, masificados, este ritual contacto con las raíces de la cultura ha influido a multitud de escritores y artistas de la talla de Edward Gibbon, Goethe, Stendhal, Heine, Turner o Henry James, entre muchos otros. Con un estilo divertido y una documentación apabullante, Attilio Brilli teje una ...