Que nuestra alegría perdure (Random House)
Language: Spanish
Published by Random House, 2025
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- Title
- Que nuestra alegría perdure (Random House)
- Author
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- Publisher
- Random House
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- Spanish
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- 8439744544
- ISBN 13
- 9788439744542
Un drama en tres actos que disecciona con ironía y desenvuelta crueldad los excesos de la clase privilegiada.
Premio Médicis 2023 – Premio Décembre 2023 – Premio Ringuet 2023
Finalista Premio Goncourt 2023
«En un momento en que muchos novelistas sienten la presión de escribir literatura socialmente útil, la negativa de Lambert a ofrecer soluciones se siente como una bofetada vigorizante».
The Walrus
Céline Wachowski está teniendo un mal día. La prestigiosa e influyente arquitecta de fama internacional, presentadora de un exitoso programa televisivo y musa de mil memes, finalmente muestra el primer gran proyecto que realizará en su ciudad natal. Debería ser la joya que corone su brillante carrera, pero inmediatamente la crítica estalla: se la acusa de destruir el tejido social, de acelerar la gentrificación de los barrios y de toda una serie de pecados aún más capitales. Mientras furiosos manifestantes y medios de comunicación tiran por tierra su imperio, Céline intentará proteger su espléndido mundo.
En esta implacable sátira social, una especie de drama en tres actos que disecciona con ironía y desenvuelta crueldad los excesos de los superricos, Kevin Lambert pone en escena a la clase privilegiada corriendo, por primera vez, el riesgo de perder el control, y nos pinta un fresco contemporáneo que habla sobre las dinámicas del neocapitalismo, el abuso de poder, la moralidad en el mundo artístico, y de las ficciones que la élite crea para que su alegría perdure.
La crítica ha dicho:
«Lambert teje una narrativa hipnótica sobre la codicia y la desigualdad, la hipocresía y una peligrosa noción de pureza. [...] Una lúcida crítica al poder establecido».
Kirkus Reviews
«Sorprendentemente hábil [...]. Entre las grietas de su perspectiva cambiante, la oscuridad del libro se va filtrando y crea un deslizamiento narrativo: los poderosos, pase lo que pase, seguirán en sus torres de marfil, intocables. Una novela que convierte la asfixia en un deleite para el lector».
Le Monde
«Una novela muy proustiana ambientada en la era de la hiperconectividad. Un retrato escalofriante de nuestro actual discurso sobre la justicia social, un retrato que nos señala que, tarde o temprano, podríamos encontrarnos en el lado equivocado».
L'Observateur
«El libro está escrito con un estilo punzante. Os desafío a encontrar un adjetivo que sobre. No es para corazones blandos, pero es seguramente una de las mejores novelas que he leído este año».
Molly Young, The New York Times
«Brutal yhermosa a partes iguales, esta novela atrapará a los lectores desde la primera frase hasta su impactante conclusión».
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About the Author
Kevin Lambert (1992, Chicoutimi, Quebec) es autora de cinco novelas y una de las figuras más interesantes de la escena artística canadiense. Su novela Que nuestra alegría perdure (Random House, 2025) obtuvo los premios Médicis, Décembre y Ringuet, además de ser finalista del Goncourt. Su segunda novela, Querelle de Roberval, recibió elogios en Quebec, donde fue nominada a cuatro premios literarios; en Francia fue finalista del Premio Médicis y del Le Monde, y ganó el Sade, y en Canadá fue finalista del Premio de Ficción Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust. Su primera novela, Tu aimeras ce que tu as tué, también fue ampliamente elogiada, ganando un premio al mejor libro de la región de Saguenay y siendo finalista del Premio de los Libreros de Quebec. Lambert reside en Montreal.
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