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Publicado por UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA, CANTABRIA, 2019
ISBN 10: 8481028851ISBN 13: 9788481028850
Librería: MARCIAL PONS LIBRERO, MADRID, España
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TAPA BLANDA. Condición: New.
Publicado por Editorial Universidad de Cantabria, 2019
ISBN 10: 8481028851ISBN 13: 9788481028850
Librería: Zilis Select Books, Madrid, M, España
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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. 20191203.
Publicado por Imp. "El Noroeste", Gijon, 1924
Librería: Kaaterskill Books, ABAA/ILAB, East Jewett, NY, Estados Unidos de America
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Paper wrappers. First edition. 264 pp. Sm. 8vo. Warmly inscribed by the author to Enrique Naranjo on the first text page, and dated 1927 in pencil. José Fernández Barcia (1887-1948) born in Gijón, emigrated to Argentina, knocked around in dead end jobs, served in the Uruguay National guard and as a trade Unionist in France, but returned to Gijon to write his first work, Andanzas, an autobiography. He again left, traveled to Germany where he taught Spanish, and finally returned to Oviedo to write his second work, the novel Sonatina Gijonesa. (See Alvaro Ruiz de la Peña, Introducción a la literatura asturiana, pp. 193-196). Scarce. We could locate only one copy: Univ. Oviedo. Provenance: Copy of Enrique Naranjo Martinez, Colombian Consul in Boston. Suares: Escritores y artistas asturianos III, pp.188-191. Spine creased, front wrapper soiled, small tear to bottom edge, chip to top corner, owner's rubber stamp, fore edge curled, corners dog-eared on first dozen leaves, otherwise contents very good.
Publicado por [Talleres Espasa-Calpe], Madrid, 1929
Librería: Kaaterskill Books, ABAA/ILAB, East Jewett, NY, Estados Unidos de America
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Paper wrappers. First edition. 300 pp. Sm. 8vo. Warmly inscribed by the author to Enrique Naranjo. 'Sonatina Gijonesa,' the second work by the Asturian author, José Barcia, created an uproar because of its caustic portrayal of the social parasitism of the wealthy classes. Though the novel is somewhat autobiographical, and many of the characters were easily identifiable (which no doubt intensified the uproar), the work is marked by an early experimentalism and break with more traditional storytelling. José Fernández Barcia (1887-1948) born in Gijón, emigrated to Argentina, knocked around in dead end jobs, served in the Uruguay National guard and as a trade Unionist in France, but returned to Gijon to write his first work, Andanzas (Gijón, 1924), an autobiography. He again left, traveled to Germany where he taught Spanish, and finally returned to Oviedo to write this novel. (See Alvaro Ruiz de la Peña, Introducción a la literatura asturiana, pp. 193-196). We could locate only two copies: BN Spain and B. Univ. Oviedo. Provenance: Copy of Enrique Naranjo Martinez, Colombian Consul in Boston. Suares: Escritores y artistas asturianos III, pp.188-191. Wrappers worn, small chips to edges, some minor sunning, spine cocked, still a very good copy of this very scarce title.