Libros de Azorín (3 libros)

En 1905 se celebró el tricentenario de la edición de la primera parte de El Ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. Por entonces, el semanario gráfico Blanco y Negro, con el que años más tarde colaboró fructíferamente Azorín, mandó un fotógrafo a La Mancha en busca de don Quijote y el resto de sus asociados: Sancho, Dulcinea, Teresa Panza, el ama, el cura y el barbero. La búsqueda no fue intensa, ni dilatada, ni baldía. El fotógrafo pronto encuentra, y en muchos rincones, esos personajes creados por Cervantes. Azorín fue seducido por Cervantes, por El Quijote y por La...

Critical edition of José Martínez Ruiz's experimental novel. Written in the form of a diary, this novel tells the story of a young novelist, incorporating the presence of the reader and the idea of the fictional into its discourse.

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