Book by Juan José Millás
Who else who least knows something about the life and work of the writer Juan José Millas. Because beyond his extensive literary career, this author lavishes himself as a columnist and radio talk show host, where he works perfectly. Because, although it seems contradictory in the literary world, mastering the spoken language ...
Not everything was going to be that blind toast to life. Because in the maxim that governs everything, that premise that indicates the existence of things only based on their opposite value, life and death make up the essential framework between whose extremes we move. And reason...
It will be through dialogue that telling life ... Because one thing is that the breams are called upon as the worst interlocutors from the obvious foolishness of their hollow gaze, and another thing is that we meet two proto-men, stick in hand, willing to talk about finiteness ...
In Juan José Millás ingenuity is discovered already from the title of each new book. On this occasion, "Life at times" seems to refer us to the fragmentation of our time, to the changes of scenery between happiness and sadness, to the memories that make up that film that we can ...
In his speech, in his body language, even in his tone, a philosopher Juan José Millas is discovered, the calm thinker capable of analyzing it and exposing everything in the most suggestive way: narrative fiction. Literature for Millás is a bridge towards those small great vital theories that ...
Unconsciousness is a common point for every child, adolescent ..., and most adults. In the book My True Story, Juan José Millás lets a twelve-year-old teenager tell us the details of his life, with a deep secret that he cannot do ...