Los monjes de la guerra

La Enciclopedia Espasa comenzó a publicarse en 1906. Sus 70 tomos, de unas 1500 páginas cada uno, abarcaban millones de artículos, cientos de miles de ilustraciones y una bibliografía inconmensurable; una magnitud tan desbordante que hizo proverbial la frase "si no está en la Espasa, es que no existe". Este libro abarca una mínima parte de sus contenidos, pero ayuda a comprenderla en toda su extensión. Las entradas, agrupadas por bloques temáticos, representan lo más llamativo, curioso y pintoresco de aspectos relativos a las creencias, supersticiones, usos sociales, política, sexo, ...

Este volumen reúne por primera vez los seis relatos escritos hasta la fecha por Donato Ndongo, figura mayor de las letras guineoecuatorianas. “Como el conjunto de la obra de este autor, sus textos no buscan solo la distracción, el solaz […] Su principal propósito no puede ser otro que facilitar una vía, la literatura, a través de la cual hacer que el lector se impregne de los males que han acompañado y acompañan a los africanos, con la intención no de provocar el llanto estéril, sino la acción”. Inmaculada Díaz Narbona (de la Presentación) “Los cuentos de Ndongo ponen de...

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