Dos crímenes / 2 Crimes - Tapa blanda

Un hombre inocente es buscado por la policia. Decide ocultarse en un lugar apartado mientras pasa el peligro, pero no tiene dinero. Para conseguirlo viaja a una ciudad de provincia y llega a la casa de su tio, que es el hombre mas rico de la region. En los dias que siguen, es perseguido, a pesar de su inocencia, teje, con las mentiras que cuenta, las pasiones que provoca, sus propias pasiones y las ambiciones de sus parientes, un enredo del que van a resultar dos crimenes. Description in English: An innocent man is wanted by the police. He decided to hide in a secluded place to avoid the passing danger, but has no money. To get money he travels to a provincial town and arrives at the house of his uncle who is the richest man in the region. In the days following, he is wanted, despite his innocence, he weaves, with the lies he tells, the passions he stirs, his own passions and the ambitions of his relatives, a tangle of which two crimes will be the outcome.

Nacio en la ciudad de Guanajuato, en 1928 y murio en Madrid en 1983. Su obra abarca novelas, cuentos, obras de teatro, articulos periodisticos y relatos infantiles. Fue becario del Centro Mexicano de Escritores, de las fundaciones Rockefeller, Fairfield y Guggenheim. Obtuvo, entre otros, los siguientes reconocimientos: el Premio Casa de las Americas en 1964 por su primera novela, Los relampagos de agosto, y el Premio Internacional de Novela Mexico en 1974 por Estas ruinas que ves.Colaboro en diversas revistas y suplementos culturales de gran importancia en nuestro pais. El reconocido critico literario Christopher Dominguez afirmo de el: ...hizo de su obra, tragicamente truncada, un corrosivo alegato a favor del humor sarcastico y la ironia antihisterica. Ha pasado a la historia como una de las voces mas innovadoras de la narrativa hispanica contemporanea. / He was born in the city of Guanajuato in 1928 and died in Madrid in 1983. His work includes novels, short stories, plays, newspaper articles and children's stories. He was a fellow of the Mexican Center of Writers, of the Rockefeller, Fairfield and Guggenheim foundations. He won, among others, the following awards: the Casa de las Americas Prize in 1964 for his first novel, The Lightning of August, and the International Mexico Novel Prize in 1974 for These ruins you see. He collaborated in various magazines and cultural articles of great importance in our country. Renowned literary critic Christopher Dominguez said of him: ... he did of his work, tragically cut short, a corrosive plea for sarcastic humor and anti-hysterical irony. He has become part of history as one of the most innovative voices in contemporary Hispanic narrative."