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Felix Vargas, Superrealismo
Felix Vargas (1928) es una novela sobre la genesis y escritura de un libro, sobre un proceso de composicion y un escritor. En Superrealismo (1929) Azorin acentuo su transgresion formal a la vez que tendio un puente con una parcela de su produccion el paisajismo impresionista.
352 pages, Paperback
Published February 22, 2001
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About the author
Azorín
302 books36 followersSpanish poet and writer José Augusto Trinidad Martínez Ruíz wrote most of his literary works under the pseudonym Azorín.
The eldest of nine brothers, he studied law at the University of Valencia, then worked as a journalist in Madrid. He later emigrated to Paris.
He also wrote under the names Fray José
(in "The Catholic Education of Petrer") and and Juan of Lily (in "The Defender of Yecla").
He was an anarchist in his youth, but grew more conservative as he aged and supported Franco when the General came to power in Spain (although the author remained in France).
The eldest of nine brothers, he studied law at the University of Valencia, then worked as a journalist in Madrid. He later emigrated to Paris.
He also wrote under the names Fray José
(in "The Catholic Education of Petrer") and and Juan of Lily (in "The Defender of Yecla").
He was an anarchist in his youth, but grew more conservative as he aged and supported Franco when the General came to power in Spain (although the author remained in France).
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