Medea en los infiernos

While few among Hans Christian Andersen's characters know a truly happy ending, generations of readers across the centuries have crowned him as perhaps the most popular and beloved author in his genre. Andersen's own humble origins and the extreme poverty in which he grew up are echoed in the often harsh fictional worlds he created, and this wonderful collection compiles 200 of his most memorable stories--all in their original versions.

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Los cuentos más representativos de lo último de la nueva narrativa peruana. Pasión, aventuras, historia, drama, nostalgia y un elegante erotismo conforman los temas de esta antología de lujo.

En los últimos días de mayo de 1793, uno de los batallones parisienses enviados a Bretaña por Santerre registraba el temible bosque de la Saudraie, en Astillé. El batallón se componía ya sólo de unos trescientos hombres, porque había sido diezmado en aquella dura guerra. Era la época en que después de los combates de Argonne, Jemmapes y Valmy, el primer batallón de París, que tenía seiscientos voluntarios, había quedado reducido a veintisiete hombres, el segundo a veintitrés, y el tercero a cincuenta y siete. Tiempo fue aquél de luchas épicas. Los batallones enviados desde...