Libros de Ramón Pérez De Ayala (2 libros)

Published in 1921, "Belarmino y Apolonio" probably is the best novel written by the Spanish Asturias-born writer Ramon Perez de Ayala, and certainly a most significant one among those published during the so-called Spanish culture Silver Age (1898-1936). According to the French hispanist critic Jean Cassou "Belarmino y Apolonio" should be considered one of the most important novels in Spanish literature, second only to "El Quijote." The novel appears at first sight to be a story that could be classified as "costumbrismo" or even romantic pulp fiction: the forbidden love between a young...

Introducción. CARTAS. I. Troteras y danzaderas [cartas 1-19]. II. Muerte del padre [carts 19-31]. III. Noviazgo y boda [cartas 31-47]. IV. La Biblioteca Corona [cartas 47-67]. V. Los años veinte [cartas 67-85]. VI. Los años treinta [cartas 85-94]. VII. El exilio: Francia [cartas 94-105]. VIII. Argentina [cartas 105-137]. IX. Los hijos [cartas 137-170]. X. En Madrid, otra vez [cartas 170-185].