Mictlán

Ésta es una historia de amor, o sea de celos, de sexo, de traiciones y también de las debilidades y paradojas de la vida cotidiana de dos parejas cuyos destinos se entrelazan. Los celos de Teresa por Tomás, el terco amor de éste por ella, opuesto a su irrefrenable deseo de otras mujeres, el idealismo de Franz, amante de Sabina, y la necesidad de ésta, amante también de Tomás, de perseguir una libertad que tan sólo la conduce a la insoportable levedad del ser, se convierten de simple anécdota en reflexión sobre problemas que nos afectan a todos.

Taking his title from the name of an extinct giant armadillo-like mammal whose fossils are still found in parts of South America, an iconoclastic Argentine-born poet and writer offers a Dadaistic look at humankind through the dialog between the books on the shelves of a library as they await to be selected and read by the next patron.

Uno de los grandes escritores argentinos de nuestra epoca, Jose Bianco reune en este libro dos acercamientos a la literatura: por una parte, su obra creativa, que incluye, ademas de relatos, dos capitulos de su novela La perdida del reino, y por otra, una vasta seleccion de su obra ensayistica con textos dedicados a Borges, Proust, Camus y otros.

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