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- Title
- CALLE DE LOS LADRONES
- Author
- MATHIAS ENARD
- Publisher
- PLAZA & JANS
- Publication year
- 2013
- Condition
- Usado- bueno
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- Spanish
- ISBN 10
- 8439726732
- ISBN 13
- 9788439726739
Premio Albert Camus 2022
El viaje iniciático del joven Lajdar a través de las desamparadas calles de Tánger tras el estallido de las primaveras árabes. Un viaje hacia un sueño improbable en un futuro confiscado que, sin embargo, iluminan la compañía de los libros, el amor por la escritura y la afirmación del humanismo árabe.
Lajdar es un joven marroquí de Tánger, un chico sin historia, un musulmán moderado, deseoso de alcanzar la libertad en una sociedad represiva. En el instituto aprende algo de español y el suficiente francés como para apasionarse por la novela negra. Mientras espera a ser mayor de edad, se deleita a escondidas observando los pechos de su prima Meryem. Con ella acaba «pecando» una vez, tan solo una, pero es más que suficiente para que su padre lo eche de casa. Abandonado a su suerte en las inclementes calles de Tánger, Lajdar utilizará la lectura de forma inesperada para salir adelante, plantará cara a sus pesadillas, y se entregará al amor y a su proyecto de exilio.
En Calle de Ladrones, Mathias Enard se adentra en un territorio hipersensible tras el impacto de las primaveras árabes. Mientras el Mediterráneo se incendia, Europa se tambalea. Se requiere toda la juventud, toda la inocencia y toda la energía de este joven tangerino para cruzar el campo de batalla sin volver la vista atrás.
Mathias Enard ha sido galardonado con el Premio Goncourt 2015 por su obra Brújula.
Reseñas:
«Calle de los Ladrones es una novela desencantada y humanista sobre el exilio en el tiempo de las primaveras árabes.»
Le Monde
«Mathias Enard firma una novela sensible y apasionante que ilumina con inteligencia los seísmos políticos recientes, como los dramas del desarraigo.»
Julien Bisson, Phosphore
«Entre el amor, la rabia y la desilusión, una soberbia novela sobre el inicio del siglo XXI.»
Mathilde Tournier, La Vie
«Mathias Enard inventa un nuevo género literario: el cuento periodístico que encierra a la dura realidad.»
Marie Landrot, Télérama
«Con Calle de los Ladrones Mathias Enard confirma su talento de escritor y de autor político.»
Vicent Jaury, Transfuge
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About the Author
Mathias Enard (Niort, 1972) cursó estudios de árabe y persa, y pasó largas estancias en Oriente Próximo, hasta que se estableció en Barcelona en el 2000. Ha sido galardonado, entre otros, con el Premio de la Francofonía (2003) por su primera novela La perfección del tiro, el Prix Décembre (2008) y el Prix du Livre Inter (2009) por Zona, el Premio Goncourt de los Estudiantes (2010) por Habladles de batallas, de reyes y elefantes, el Premio Goncourt (2015) por Brújula y el Premio Joseph Kessel (2025) por Melancolía de los confines: Norte. También ha sido merecedor de la Orden de las Artes y las Letras del Ministerio de Cultura de Francia (2016) y del Premio Albert Camus (2022) por su trayectoria. Fue escritor residente en el Museo del Prado en 2025. Actualmente es miembro de la Academia Alemana de Lengua y Literatura. Entre sus últimas novelas destacan El banquete anual de la Cofradía de Sepultureros (Random House, 2020) y Desertar (Random House, 2024), nominada al Premio Booker Internacional 2026. Melancolía de los confines: Norte es su primer libro de no ficción.
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