La neblina del ayer (Serie Mario Conde) (Spanish Edition)
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La neblina del Ayer
La neblina del Ayer Author: Find a copy online Links to this item bvbr. Allow this favorite library to be seen by others Keep this favorite library private. In , he was awarded with the Premio Principe de Asturias de las Letras of Spain, one of the most important literary prizes in the Spanish speaking world and usually considered as the Iberoamerican Nobel Prize.
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Padura, who was born in Havana , took a degree in Latin American literature at the University of Havana. He subsequently became known as an essayist and a writer of screenplays and in particular, detective novels.
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He wrote his first short novel between and Titled Fiebre de caballos Horse Fever , it was basically a love story. He then spent the next six years continuing to work as a journalist, reporting on a wide range of cultural and historical topics. However, around this time he began to write his first novel featuring police officer Mario Conde, and while he was writing it, Padura realised how fundamental his years as a journalist were to his development as a writer.
Firstly it gave him a whole new experience of the country, and secondly, it consequently changed his style with respect to his first book. Padura still lives and writes in his native city of Havana. But this is very much his niche: He offers us an off-the-beaten-path visit of a relatively closed society, a prose that is free of propaganda though not liberated from surveillance.
By occupying a small but significant critical space in Cuba, Padura becomes more interesting for Cuba observers and more intriguing for students of cultural and literary trends in the island. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. Editorial Reviews About the Author Leonardo Padura La Habana, trabajo como guionista, periodista y critico, hasta lograr el reconocimiento internacional con la serie de novelas policiacas protagonizadas por el detective Mario Conde: Pasado perfecto, Vientos de cuaresma, Mascaras, Paisaje de otono, Adios, Hemingway, La neblina del ayer y La cola de la serpiente, traducidas a numerosos idiomas y merecedoras de premios como el Cafe Gijon , el Hammett , y , el Premio de las Islas y el Brigada Tambien ha escrito La novela de mi vida y El hombre que amaba a los perros, una trepidante reconstruccion de las vidas de Trotsky y Ramon Mercader, traducida a diez idiomas, vendidos sus derechos al cine y merecedora del Premio de la Critica en Cuba, el Francesco Gelmi di Caporiacco y, en , el Premio Carbet del Caribe, el Prix Initiales y el Prix Roger Caillois.
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Showing of 17 reviews. Top Reviews Most recent Top Reviews. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. As always, Padura's stories contain far more than a detective story. The mystery is great, but more informative and interesting is the study of transvestism, as a way of creating a different reality, or mocking the "accepted" reality.
Padura also includes some insights into the repressive regime in Cuba, and its effects on talented and creative people. My only criticism is that he does not seem to make a clear distinction between homosexuality and transvestism.