Name: En la Bahía (in Spanish)
SKU: 4151263
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Author: Antón Chéjov

Type

Physical Book

Author

Katherine Mansfield

Author

Antón Chéjov

Publisher

Alba

Collection

brevis

Year

2011

Language

Spanish

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN

8484286029

ISBN13

9788484286028

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Synopsis "En la Bahía (in Spanish)"

Amanece en la bahía de Crescent, en Nueva Zelanda. Los habitantes de la colonia veraniega despliegan, o callan, sus menudencias, sus juegos, sus recuerdos, los sueños que no han cumplido y los que algún día cumplirán. Al final del día todo queda en calma. De Katherine Mansfield dijo Virginia Woolf que tenía el único estilo que envidiaba. En la bahía, publicado en la revista London Mercury en 1922, es uno de esos relatos que, precisamente, que suscita la envidia de cualquier escritor.

Katherine Mansfield

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(New Zealand, 1888 - France 1923) Pseudonym of Kathleen Beauchamp. A New Zealand storyteller who excelled in short novels and brief tales, becoming one of the most emblematic authors of the genre. Her works highlight the vital impulses of humans and their clash with social impositions, and the descriptions of the aristocratic world. She is considered an important figure in literary modernism.

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Antón Chéjov

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Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860–1904) was a master of the short story and one of the great innovators of modern narrative. A doctor by profession, he developed a literary work focused on the sharp observation of everyday life, psychological nuances, and contained emotions. In "Chekhov's Stories", a collection that may vary depending on the edition, essential tales such as The Lady with the Dog (1899), Sorrow (1886), and Ward No. 6 (1892) are included, showcasing his austere, ironic, and deeply human style.

His main genre was the short story, though he also wrote highly successful plays. He never sought awards or fame, but his influence extends from Hemingway to Carver. His literature, without ostentation, leaves a silent and lasting imprint.

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