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La luz prodigiosa
By: Fernando Marias
Narrated by: José Carlos Domínguez
Length: 2 hrs and 36 mins

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Narrated by: José Carlos Domínguez

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Summary

1936. Un vagabundo borracho encuentra a un joven moribundo al borde de un camino y decide ayudarle al descubrir de quién se trata. A partir de ese momento, seguimos la vida del joven que pudo ser poeta, dramaturgo, víctima o superviviente. Una deliciosa trama de ficción pseudohistórica que fue adaptada al cine por Miguel Hermoso. Fernando Marías es un escritor español nacido en Bilbao en 1958. Se le considera uno de los autores más prolíficos y premiados de la actualidad en España. Su obra, mayormente en narrativa, ha obtenido numerosos premios entre los que se cuentan el Nadal, con El niño de los coroneles (2001); el Anaya, con Cielo abajo (2005); el Gran Angular, con Zara y el librero de Bagdad (2008); el Primavera, con Todo el amor y casi toda la muerte (2010) o el Biblioteca Breve, con La isla del padre (2015).