Trioligia de la huida

Quel est le sujet du livre "Trioligia de la huida"

La primera de las novelas recogidas en este volumen, Algún amor que no mate ofrece una perspectiva necesaria y llena de talento del drama de las mujeres maltratadas a través de Prudencia, una mujer que, por amor, lo ha perdido todo, hasta su identidad. La protagonista de la segunda novela, Blanca vuela mañana, vive en una permanente lucha interna entre buscar y rehuir el amor. Y por último, Háblame, musa, de aquel varón narra la compleja historia de un triángulo amoroso formado por Matilde, su esposo Adrián, y Ulises.

Reseñas:
Los tres libros de esta Trilogía de la huida tienen ese origen común, la melancolía que deja en las personas la lucha que parte de la evidencia de un fracaso: la pareja fracasó, pero hay que reconstruir el amor. Dulce no abordaba ese asunto con un propósito previo, ella no hacía teoría de lo que iba a escribir, y no escribía nada como una teoría; abordaba las novelas con la misma frescura, y con la misma libertad, con la que abordaba los poemas, como exabruptos de su sentimiento, y en el fondo de sus sentimientos, en el origen de su melancolía, estaba la evidencia, ante ese fracaso.
Juan Cruz Ruiz

Una tejedora de sentimientos. La escritora que le dio fuerza a la ternura y ternura a la fuerza en una íntima relación de igual a igual.
Luis Sepúlveda


ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Three stories narrated with a powerful, exciting voice that readers recognize, and in which they recognize themselves:
The first of the novels in this volume, Any Love That Doesn’t Kill, offers a necessary and talent filled drama of abused women by way of Prudencia, a woman who has lost everything, even her identity, for love.
The protagonist of the second novel, Blanca Flies Tomorrow, lives in a permanent internal struggle between searching for— and running from—love. And lastly, Talk to Me, Muse, About ThatMan narrates the complex story of a love triangle made up of Matilde, her husband Adrian, and Ulysses.

Dulce Chacón (Zafra, Badajoz, Spain, June 6, 1954 – Madrid, December 3, 2003) was a Spanish poet, novelist and playwright.
Born into a traditional family in the Extremadura region of Spain, her family moved to Madrid on her father's' death, when she was 12 years old.
In spite of growing up in a conservative family, Dulce Chacón soon became a progressive person, due to the victims caused by the Spanish dictatorship. Her motto towards this issue was ??oeneither bitterness nor oblivion”.
She started writing at an early age even though she did not publish until 1992 when her first book of poetry, Querrán ponerle nombre, appeared. Two more books of poetry then followed: Las palabras de la piedra and Contra el desprestigio de la altura, in 1993 and 1995 respectively. The latter made her win her first award, the Ciudad de Irún Prize. In 1996 she published her first novel, Algún amor que no mate, which talks about a women abused by her husband. José Saramago described it as ??oeharsh but necessary”.
Consequently, she involved herself in various progressive social and political activities. Her novel La voz dormida (spanish title for The sleeping voice), which gathers some testimonies of women who took part in the republican side during the Spanish Civil War, attracted widespread acclaim. In regards to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Chacón joined a cultural movement against war. There she went along to read aloud, alongside Nobel prize winner José Saramago, the anti-war manifesto at the 15 March 2003 mass demonstration in Madrid against the war. She was also a member of an association for women against gender-based violence.
Her husband, Miguel Ángel Alcántara, would define her as a determined, leftist, agnostic woman, whose best weapons were words and writing.
She died suddenly in Madrid in December 2003 of cancer