[Spanish] - Fiume by Fernando Clemot

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[Spanish] - Fiume by Fernando Clemot

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Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/611936 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [Spanish] - Fiume Author: Fernando Clemot Narrator: Enric Puig Punyet Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 12 minutes Release date: July 28, 2022 Genres: Westerns & War Publisher's Summary: La memoria y la imaginación de Tristam Vedder lo descolocan del presente. Él vuelve a Italia acompañado por su familia y por una multitud de fantasmas que sale a su paso en cada rincón. Vedder mira un lugar y no ve lo que pasa ahora, sino la historia que recuerda y fantasea. Recuerda, por ejemplo, que asistió como periodista a la ocupación de la ciudad croata de Fiume ('río' en italiano), a cargo de un batallón de soldados italianos comandados por el escritor Gabriele D´Annunzio. Ese laboratorio en miniatura del fascismo hace que siga sintiendo escalofríos por el espiral de violencia que estaba por desatarse. 'Fiume' es sin dudas uno de los mejores libros de Fernando Clemot. - Fernando Clemot (Barcelona, 1970) es un escritor y docente catalán. Publicó los libros de cuentos 'Estancos del Chiado' (2009, Premio Setenil al mejor en España dentro de ese género), 'Safaris inolvidables' (2012) y 'La lengua de los ahogados' (2016). Suyas son además las novelas 'El golfo de los Poetas' (2009), 'El libro de las maravillas' (2011), 'Polaris' (2015) y 'Fiume' (2021). Las obras de Clemot han recibido múltiples premios y se han presentado en certámenes internacionales. Sus relatos aparecen en distintas antologías. Actualmente imparte talleres de escritura creativa en la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona –cuyos principios sintetizó en 'Cómo armar y desarmar un relato' (2014)– y dirige la revista literaria Quimera.

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