She Calls Herself Tarzan - A. Bryce Echenique

Title: She Calls Herself Tarzan - A. Bryce Echenique

Author: Echenique Alfredo Bryce

Binding: Hardcover

EAN: 9789026316548

Condition: Good

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- New: Book is new.

Description:
A sparkling novel about an impossible love affair that lasts a lifetime, about a ménage a trois in which time appears as the third person. Alfredo Bryce Enchenique writes in an enchanting style about time and its passing, about the power and powerlessness in the face of feelings as strong as lianas and about hope that ends up in the attic. //Review(s) :A great, remarkable and pure love: that is the bond between the red-haired Salvadorian Fernanda and the poet and street singer Manuel Carpio. Although other men and women come into their lives, their letters continue to bubble, overflow, vibrate with 'multiplying kisses'. Tears mixed with joy and joy mixed with tears, life brings them, as they wander around Europe, Latin America and the States, sometimes together, often separated. The Peruvian writer Alfredo Bryce Echenique (1939) made his international breakthrough in 1970 with 'Un mondo para Julius'*. In the Spanish-speaking world he is very popular. That is easy to explain: this is the warm, nostalgic life story of two eternal lovers who bear the cross and the jubilation of their bond with a range of emotions, but always honest, fighting to keep that precious bond of fate free from blemishes. Moving, elegant, and accessible: the ingredients of a literary popular novel.