Algunas reflexiones sobre la narrativa de Espido Freire
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In only one year, 1999, the novelist Espido Freire published three novels which were acclaimed by readers and critics alike. She was even awarded the Premio Planeta for her novel entitled “Frozen peaches”. This study on her narrative constitutes an attempt to reflect on the similarities of the worlds depicted in her novels, of themes, motives and characters. In addition, it concentrates on the different techniques upon which the discourse of her novel “Where it is always October” is based.
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