Tradiciones Peruanas: Segunda Serie

by Ricardo Palma

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280 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1893

About the author

Manuel Ricardo Palma Soriano (Lima, 7 de febrero de 1833 - Miraflores, Lima, 6 de octubre de 1919) fue un escritor romántico, costumbrista, tradicionalista, periodista y político peruano, famoso principalmente por sus relatos cortos de ficción histórica reunidos en el libro Tradiciones peruanas. Cultivó prácticamente todos los géneros: poesía, novela, drama, sátira, crítica, crónicas y ensayos de diversa índole. Sus hijos Clemente Palma y Angélica Palma siguieron sus pasos como escritores.

Reviews

[letisia · Rating 4 out of 5]

QUIERO LEER EL PRIMER TOMO

[Claudia Sofía · Rating 3 out of 5]

Incluye Tradiciones Peruanas II (1874)desde "El encapuchado" y Tradiciones Peruanas III (1875) hasta "La endemoniada"