The Pain Of Others Author Forename:Hernández, Migu icons of literary queer history

icons of literary queer history

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is taken into custody but refuses to talk

two lovers are found dead in a swimming pool

Upon the novel's first publication the Times Literary Supplement praised Tenant for Death as 'a most ingenious story' while the Spectator celebrated its 'wit

The Pain Of Others Author Forename:Hernández, Migu icons of literary queer history"In this blend of police thriller and poignant autofiction, a writer revisits a tragic crime from his adolescence and reckons with a dark, underexplored side of Spain. On Christmas Eve 1995, Miguel ngel Hernndez's best friend murdered his sister and took his own life by jumping off a cliff. It happened in a small hamlet in the Murcia countryside. No one ever knew why. The investigation was closed, and the crime forgotten. 20 years later, when the