





PublisherPublisher_Al Khan Publishing and Distribution
Described as a comprehensive depiction, Eduardo Mendoza's No News from the Grove reveals the ability to write and rewrite Barcelona, or to transform it into something imaginary, through the lens of modern homeless characters, while at the same time presenting a critical and satirical message about the daily lives of the city's residents using a comic language.
Describe it as an imitation and a disruption, as Spanish critic and academic Javier Aparicio Meado points out. This is also one of the reasons why Spanish writers and critics consider Mendoza a follower of Miguel de Cervantes, who is famous for his novel Don Quixote.
It is an interesting novel, and we can classify it among the “magical realism” novels that we have known for decades and admired greatly, except that it is mixed with science fiction.
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| Publisher | Publisher_Al Khan Publishing and Distribution |
|---|---|
| Category | Novels & Short stories |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9789921712810 |
| Availability | In stock |
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