Name: Plata quemada (in Spanish)
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Author: Ricardo Piglia
ISBN: 9789507428821

Type

Physical Book

Author

Ricardo Piglia

Publisher

Planeta

Year

1998

Language

Spanish

Pages

252

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

15 x 22 cm

ISBN13

9789507428821

Edited in

Argentina

Edition No.

Plata quemada (in Spanish)

Ricardo Piglia (Author) · Planeta · Paperback

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Synopsis "Plata quemada (in Spanish)"

Plata Quemada de Ricardo Piglia es una novela basada en hechos reales que narra un audaz robo a un banco en San Fernando, Argentina, en 1965. La historia, ambientada en un contexto de corrupción y violencia, sigue a una banda de delincuentes que, tras cometer el delito, se ven envueltos en una espiral de traición, persecución y muerte. Un Robo que Sale Mal La novela comienza con la meticulosa planificación y ejecución del robo. Una banda de delincuentes, con la complicidad de algunos policías y políticos, logra apoderarse de una gran suma de dinero. Sin embargo, el plan perfecto se desmorona rápidamente cuando los ladrones deciden traicionar a sus cómplices y huir con todo el botín.

Ricardo Piglia

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Ricardo Piglia (Adrogué, 1941-Buenos Aires, 2017) is unanimously considered a classic of current Spanish-language literature. He published his five novels at Anagrama: Artificial Respiration, The Absent City, Burnt Money (adapted into film by Marcelo Piñeyro; Planeta Prize Argentina), Nocturnal Target (Critics' Prize, Rómulo Gallegos Prize, International Dashiell Hammett Novel Prize, and José María Arguedas Casa de las Américas Narrative Prize) and The Path of Ida; the stories of The Invasion, False Name, Perpetual Prison and The Cases of Commissioner Croce; and the texts of Brief Forms (Bartolomé March Critic's Prize), Criticism and Fiction, The Last Reader, and Personal Anthology, which can be read as the first essays and attempts at a future autobiography, which crystallizes in The Diaries of Emilio Renzi, divided into three volumes. Piglia was also awarded the Grand Prize of Honor of the Argentine Writers Society, the José Donoso, the Ibero-American Narrative Manuel Rojas, the Konex, and the Formentor de las Letras. The critical reception of this author in Spain was truly exceptional: "Spectacular landing" (Ignacio Echevarría, El País); "One of the most lucid minds in the current Latin Hispanic American scene, not only Argentine" (Joaquín Marco, El Mundo); "There are few necessary writers who are demonstrating, today, the vitality of their intellectual proposals" (Jordi Carrión, Avui); "Ricardo Piglia, the classic rebel" (J. A. Masoliver Ródenas, La Vanguardia)

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